Note this is a sealed package. There is no clarification on what the date means, but there is a 01/1995 date on the bottom of the box, manufacturing, best by or expiration date…I'm unsure but either way the SPF is unlikely to still be potent enough to provide protection.
Just like humans, plants inhabit an environment of constant aggression. Wind, rain, solar radiation, cold, modern pollution all combine to break down the lustrous vitality of a healthy plant.
That is why researchers at the Yves Rocher Laboratories studied the mechanisms that defend Nature's plants and protect their freshness and bloom even in the most hostile conditions. An essential component in this defense was identified: a naturally occurring derivative of Vitamin A. By concentrating this derivative in a new complex,
Yves Rocher brings Nature's defensive power to confront the visible signs of skin aging.