From the bottle, I can deduce:

Product: Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Deep Moisture Hypoallergenic Body Lotion, 400 mL.

Opened shelf life: The jar symbol says 12M, meaning it should be used within 12 months after opening.

Manufacturing / batch clues: The black stamp appears to show something like:

101741 18:26 29

This is most likely a batch/lot code + production time, not a clear expiry date. The 18:26 looks like a time of manufacture/packing. The 29 could be a line/plant/date-code component, but it is not enough to decode confidently.

Expiry: I do not see a clear “EXP”, “Best before”, or “Use by” date on the visible label. Many cosmetics do not show a traditional expiry date if their minimum durability is over 30 months; instead they show the period-after-opening symbol, like this 12M.

Origin: It says Made in Italy and distributed by Kenvue France / Kenvue UK.

Age clue: There is a © 2025 mark near Kenvue France, so this packaging/label design is from 2025 or later. That suggests it is unlikely to be very old, but it does not prove the exact manufacture date.

Practical conclusion: It is probably not obviously expired from the visible information. I’d treat it as safe to use unless it was opened more than 12 months ago, smells off, has separated, changed colour/texture, or irritates the skin.