To protect the skin, it is recommended not to use expired cosmetics.
1. After the expiration of cosmetics, its ingredients may change, not only the original effect will diminish, but also may produce other allergenic substances.
2. The use of expired cosmetics may cause skin sensitivity, redness, infection and other symptoms.
3. Expired cosmetics are easy to breed bacteria, some of the chemicals will also undergo subtle changes, if used on the skin, it is easy to cause skin problems such as allergies, redness and even skin ulceration.
While some videos offer advice on what to do with expired cosmetics, such as applying expired creams and lotions to leather care, or cleaning bathtubs with expired body washes, the advice is mainly aimed at reducing waste rather than recommending continued use on the skin.
Here are some ways to deal with expired makeup:
Expired cream, lotion: can be used to care for leather goods, such as wiping furniture or leather goods, play a moisturizing role.
Expired body wash: Can be used to clean the tub or as a hand sanitizer.
Expired facial cleanser: can be used to clean collars, sleeves or sneakers.
In order to protect skin health, it is recommended to use cosmetics within the shelf life, and check whether the appearance, color, texture, etc. of cosmetics have changed before use, such as odor, mildew, delamination, etc., should be stopped immediately.
