Nivea Mascarilla facial

The barcode 4005900623539 is associated with Nivea Mascarilla Facial, a product likely referring to Nivea’s facial mask (not a mascara, as "mascarilla" can sometimes be confused with "mascara" in translation). Below is a detailed breakdown based on available data:

Product Identification

• Brand: Nivea (Beiersdorf AG, a German multinational consumer goods company).
• Product Type: Facial Mask (likely a hydrating, soothing, or exfoliating sheet mask or gel mask, depending on the specific variant).
• Possible Variants:
  • Nivea Soft Facial Mask (common variant with aloe vera or soothing ingredients).
  • Nivea Q10 Plus Facial Mask (if the product includes antioxidants like vitamin Q10).
  • Nivea Sensitive Facial Mask (for sensitive skin types).
  • Nivea Green Tea Facial Mask (if marketed with green tea extracts).

Note: The exact variant cannot be confirmed without additional context, as Nivea produces multiple facial mask products under this barcode family. The barcode may also be used for regional or promotional editions.

Key Details

1. Barcode System:

   • GS1-128 (EAN-13): The barcode follows the EAN/UPC standard, meaning it is globally recognized for retail products. The prefix 40059 suggests the product is distributed in Europe (assigned to Beiersdorf AG).
   • GTIN (Global Trade Item Number): Confirms the product’s uniqueness in Beiersdorf’s inventory.

2. Packaging:

   • Typically sold in single-use sheet masks (e.g., 10 or 20 masks per pack) or gel/cream masks in small jars/tubes.
   • Common sizes: 10–20 masks per box, or 30–50ml for gel/cream variants.

3. Ingredients (General for Nivea Facial Masks):

   • Hydrating: Glycerin, aloe vera, panthenol (provitamin B5).
   • Soothing: Allantoin, panthenol, or chamomile extract (in sensitive variants).
   • Exfoliating: Lactic acid or fruit enzymes (in some variants).
   • Antioxidants: Vitamin E or Q10 (in premium variants).
   • Avoid: Alcohol denat. (in some formulations), which may dry sensitive skin.
   • Note: Exact ingredients require checking the product’s INCI list (printed on the packaging).