What can you do when your sunscreen expires, and can you still use sunscreen when it s expired?

If the sunscreen you buy is more expensive and has a whitening effect, it will be a waste to throw it away, you can take it to apply it to your feet to whiten your feet, because the ** on the feet is relatively thick, so the expired sunscreen will not hurt the ** on the feet, but be careful not to apply too much.

If you wear leather shoes or have leather shoes at home, you can use expired sunscreen to wipe your shoes with a waste towel or a soft-bristled toothbrush.

Sometimes in order to hang things at home, such as clothes or convenience bags, etc., some small hooks like suction cups will be hung on the wall, if it is a long time, the suction cup may not have enough pressure, and it will fall off, so you can use sunscreen to apply sunscreen to the hook to hang the hook, so that the suction cup will be very firm.

When writing, sometimes accidentally stroke the pen on the hand, it is generally difficult to wash it clean, then you only need to take an appropriate amount of sunscreen to apply to the part with strokes, massage it with your hands for a period of time, and then wash it off with water.

If the sunscreen doesn't expire for a long time, and you bought it before, then you can use it to apply it to your hands, arms, or knees, but don't apply it to your face.

The shelf life of sunscreen is generally two to three years, so in order to avoid waste, please use it within the expiration date, if you open it, try to use it within half a year, if you don't use it within half a year, don't apply it to your face.

can not be used, but expired cream can wipe furniture.

I can't do anything, and mine is also expired, so I threw it away.

It is best not to continue to use expired sunscreen, because the sunscreen effect of the expired sunscreen contained in the opened sunscreen is greatly reduced, and there is basically no sunscreen effect of the value marked above, and it cannot achieve the expected sunscreen effect after use, and it is easy to get sunburned. Moreover, the packaged plastic bottle itself will be degraded, and continued use may coat the particles in the plastic together, which will hurt, and some people will cause sensitivity and dermatitis.

Don't use it again after it expires, especially this kind of skin care products, direct contact**, if it is sensitive skin, it may cause **allergies**.

If the sunscreen is expired, it cannot be used, and if you use it, it will cause your **allergies, itching.

Sunscreen cannot be used after it expires, especially after opening, do not continue to use it, because the effect of the sunscreen in the expired sunscreen will be weakened, and the ingredients in it will deteriorate after contact with the air.

Each product will be clearly marked with the use time, and there is generally no problem with using it within the specified time, but the expired sunscreen effect will not achieve the expected sunscreen effect. Therefore, if you use it, you will still get sunburn, and it will not have a sunscreen effect.

If you are reluctant to throw away the expired sunscreen, we can use it to polish your shoes or clean your handwriting, apply the expired sunscreen to your shoes or purse, and then wipe it with a waste towel or soft-bristled toothbrush. If you accidentally stroke the pen on your hand while writing, you can also apply expired sunscreen to the handwriting, then gently massage it for a while, and then wash it off with water.

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Sunscreens that have expired or expired cannot be used, because the sunscreen effect of the expired sunscreen contained in the opened sunscreen is greatly reduced, and there is basically no sunscreen effect of the above values, and the expected sunscreen effect cannot be achieved after use, and it is easy to be sunburned; Moreover, the plastic bottle of the packaging itself will also degrade, and the continued use may coat the particles in the plastic together, which will hurt the plastic, and some people will cause allergies.

Unopened and expired sunscreen can be used to wipe the body, but be careful not to apply too much.

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Throw it away! Otherwise, what else can you do?

Oh yes! You can give it away! (Of course, it refers to people who are very unhappy with themselves!) It's a bit vicious, though, hehe.

1. Shoe shine.

If you wear leather shoes or have leather shoes at home, you can use expired sunscreen to wipe your shoes with a used towel or a soft-bristled toothbrush.

2. Remove unwanted stickers.

The label on many products is particularly troublesome if you want to tear it off and can't tear it off, you can apply sunscreen to the label, and after a few minutes, you can wipe it off with a paper towel.

3. Remove the oily pen stains on the **.

If you accidentally touch the ink of the marker, you can also remove it with sunscreen. Apply the anti-drop cream to the ink and gently wipe it with a paper towel to remove the mark. 4. Wipe silver objects.

Apply sunscreen to silver objects and wipe with a cloth. The oil-based ingredients in sunscreen can help remove rust from objects, but it's best to use it sparingly for more delicate or valuable items.

5. Make the scissors sharper.

If you apply sunscreen on both sides of the scissors, apply it evenly with your hands, so that the sunscreen can dissolve the dirt, and then wipe it with a paper towel.

Reason:The sunscreen contained in the expired sunscreen has been heavily oxidized by the air, and the effect of sunscreen has been greatly weakened, or even completely disappeared. And if it is sunscreen packaged in plastic bottles, the bottle itself degrades, and the particles contained in the plastic are integrated into the sunscreen, and the ** on the face is more sensitive, and applying expired sunscreen may cause allergies, inflammation and other symptoms.

Generally speaking, in unopened conditions, the shelf life marked on the sunscreen package is 3 to 5 years, and the shelf life of sunscreen after opening is generally only about half a year to one year, so if the sunscreen is opened, it is best to use it up within half a year or a year.

If your sunscreen doesn't expire for a long time, you can use it on your hands, arms, or knees, where the cuticle is thicker, but don't put it on your face.

But sometimes I can't use it up, and the sunscreen will expire inadvertently, and it feels more wasteful to throw it away, so how should we use the sunscreen that has expired?

Workaround:1.If the sunscreen you buy has a whitening effect, you can apply it to your feet to whiten your feet, because the ** skin on the feet is relatively thick, so the expired sunscreen will not cause damage to the ** on the feet, but don't apply too much, apply it in moderation.

2.If the sunscreen doesn't expire for a long time, and it's **, then you can apply it to the arms, arms, and knees** where the keratin is thicker, but never on the face.

3.When writing, we may accidentally stroke the pen on the hand, which is generally more difficult to wash, at this time we can take an appropriate amount of sunscreen and apply it to the part with the strokes, massage it with our hands for a period of time, and then wash it off with water.

If the sunscreen after opening is expired, it is best not to use it again.

The sunscreen contained in the expired sunscreen has been heavily oxidized by the air, and the effect of sunscreen has been greatly weakened, or even completely disappeared.

And if it is sunscreen packaged in plastic bottles, the bottle itself degrades, and the particles contained in the plastic are integrated into the sunscreen, and it is not good for ** to be applied, and it is easy to cause allergies, dermatitis and other symptoms.

But if the expiration time is not long, you can use it to apply it to your feet to whiten your feet, because the ** on the feet is thicker, so the expired sunscreen will not hurt the ** on the feet, but be careful not to apply too much.

Sunscreen can't be used when it's expired. The shelf life of sunscreen is generally two to three years, in order to avoid waste, please use it within the expiration date, if you open it, try to use it within half a year, if you don't use it up within half a year, don't apply it to your face.

You can apply it to your feet to whiten your feet, because the ** on the feet is relatively thick, so the expired sunscreen will not hurt the ** on the feet, but be careful not to apply too much. You can use the sunscreen that has passed the slag cavity period to wipe your shoes, and wipe it with a waste towel or a soft-bristled toothbrush.