Review (1/5): *DO NOT BUY*
Since I had read the reviews about expiration dates being so close or even EXPIRED, it was the first thing I checked when I received the oil. And, voilà!!! The expiration date has magically disappeared! As you can see from the photos I uploaded, there are nothing where there suppose to have EXPIRATION DATE on. In Korea, there are laws that require cosmetics to have expiration dates or have shelf lives on their labels, but in the U.S., there are no such laws or regulations for cosmetics. I think it's a reasonable assumption that they are selling the expired products after repackaging them with no printed expiration date where that is allowed. How shady are they deceiving overseas customers like this? Are they inferring that their products are "expired" by adding ("Old"/Korean Packaging) in the product description. No one would ever expect to PAY money for expired cosmetic products. Such a shame they are doing this. I'm truly disappointed because I really wanted to try this out. I'm returning the product.