This works on the assumption that you are the first person to open the product in the comfort of your own home. What you don't know is how long it's been sat on a shop's shelf with people opening it to smell it etc... I work in a well known British store. This summer we put out suncreams that have been in the stockroom since last summer & now we are sending them back up to the stock room until next summer. This is especially true of brands who don't repackage. Few of the products are sealed & people always open them to smell before making their choice of brand.
It's strange that people open up sealed products and that an administration of the shop sell them as new products. Are there any samples on the shelves?
I was watching this while organizing my makeup and ended up with me dumping half of my makeup kit which contained three different mascaras; two face contour pallettes; one bottle of primer; three eye shadow palettes; three eyeliner pencils; one liquid eyeliner; three lip glosses; two lipsticks; one lip liner pencil; and one contour stick. I was using expired makeup as half of my makeup routine and had to throw it away. Luckily some were cheap makeup brands, but I had to throw away about $30 of makeup product. Thankfully I now know when makeup expires and to continue buying the right amount of makeup and nonexpensive brands to use.
Informative video. I write with a sharpie, date it will get expired at the time of opening. Any other idea people remember when they opened it. Please share.
My thought is that because shelf life is specific to each product, then the containers are not time/expiration oriented. i.e. many containers are too large for the time allotted for safe use. hmmmmmm
Shahenda Osman I bought so many cosmetics as I was coming back to my country for my unfounded life partner(its crazy thing🤣) but unfortunately I couldn’t find the the right one for me so those products are going to be expired this month! How can i safe these cosmetics from getting expired?
@@Globaltrends90 no offense to you personally! Im sorry I take it back. It was indeed not the best tone! I should have been nicer, youre right. on the topic though: this is simply how contamination works. You would basically spoil the new product with the old product thats full of bacteria. Bacteria spreads exponentially so you would basically shorten the new product shelf life by mixing it with the old one, so you would waste even more product. Hope that makes sense.
Why are people not happy with the way the Creator of the universe created them? We advise kids to accept themselves and they were created perfect but adults are the ones with the most insecurities. This man was created a man but he wasn’t happy with being a man. So sad.
Mascaras spoil so quickly. A good reason to buy cheaper brands and toss them every 6 months.
3 months!!!!
If it smells like crayons, toss it.
This works on the assumption that you are the first person to open the product in the comfort of your own home. What you don't know is how long it's been sat on a shop's shelf with people opening it to smell it etc...
I work in a well known British store. This summer we put out suncreams that have been in the stockroom since last summer & now we are sending them back up to the stock room until next summer. This is especially true of brands who don't repackage.
Few of the products are sealed & people always open them to smell before making their choice of brand.
It's strange that people open up sealed products and that an administration of the shop sell them as new products. Are there any samples on the shelves?
@@idyld9556 The products (sun creams, shampoos etc) are not sealed on arrival in store. Customers open to smell. No testers.
@@cosmicspud6815 ah, yes. Unfortunately, some products aren't sealed, even some not cheap creams.
Great segment..... exactly what I needed to know
Love Tracy hosting this!!!!!!
I was watching this while organizing my makeup and ended up with me dumping half of my makeup kit which contained three different mascaras; two face contour pallettes; one bottle of primer; three eye shadow palettes; three eyeliner pencils; one liquid eyeliner; three lip glosses; two lipsticks; one lip liner pencil; and one contour stick. I was using expired makeup as half of my makeup routine and had to throw it away. Luckily some were cheap makeup brands, but I had to throw away about $30 of makeup product. Thankfully I now know when makeup expires and to continue buying the right amount of makeup and nonexpensive brands to use.
This is adorable I love his personality
Informative video. I write with a sharpie, date it will get expired at the time of opening. Any other idea people remember when they opened it. Please share.
Negative on 3 months for body cream, especially if you use it right after your shower. You’re clean.
My thought is that because shelf life is specific to each product, then the containers are not time/expiration oriented. i.e. many containers are too large for the time allotted for safe use. hmmmmmm
I need to throw everything
Is the expiry date different from the open pot symbol, if the dates dont match ?
If you use a little scoop to get the body cream out it will last longer than three months just like using products from a pump.
So what is the name of the website that he found?
What is the website for checking product expiration please?
Elane Brazil Try checkfresh.com or checkcosmetic.net
Did they mention the URL for the website where you can enter LOT numbers?
RunnerAAA
No they didn’t. I had my pen ready and nothing.
lol-helpful tip they provided
Go to 4:16
@@jeweldenile8995 4:16
dreamer40
Got it! Thanks!
Serves me right for listening instead of looking at that moment! Ha ha
What about body splashes and hand creams ??
Shahenda Osman I bought so many cosmetics as I was coming back to my country for my unfounded life partner(its crazy thing🤣) but unfortunately I couldn’t find the the right one for me so those products are going to be expired this month! How can i safe these cosmetics from getting expired?
I’ve musk face lotion with vitamin E.
Its going to be expired this month! Can I use this lotion by mixing it in a valid date or new lotion?
are you crazy? you didn’t understand anything about contamination
@@weeklystruggle4205 i might be crazy but you’re 100% nonsense! Is this a way to talk to someone who you don’t even know?
@@Globaltrends90 no offense to you personally! Im sorry I take it back. It was indeed not the best tone! I should have been nicer, youre right. on the topic though: this is simply how contamination works. You would basically spoil the new product with the old product thats full of bacteria. Bacteria spreads exponentially so you would basically shorten the new product shelf life by mixing it with the old one, so you would waste even more product. Hope that makes sense.
Caesar Flickerman got a new do...
His outfit is stunning
LOLOLOLOL
He looks beautiful.
Why are people not happy with the way the Creator of the universe created them? We advise kids to accept themselves and they were created perfect but adults are the ones with the most insecurities. This man was created a man but he wasn’t happy with being a man. So sad.
assuming this man is still alive, it’s never too late for him to come to Christ. let’s pray for him.
They didn't talk about eyeshadow.
Eyeshadow is considered a powder. It’s usually a year though. 💕
@@gentlestormwyatt thank you luv!!
WHY DONT YOU TALK ABOUT SHAMPOO ,GOD DAMN