I finally found a way to justify the traction products, even if they are not completed. I throw it, when they met! When I find recently Tat...
I finally found a way to justify the traction products, even if they are not completed. I throw it, when they met! When I find recently Tata Harper (owner of his eponymous brand of natural skin care), it reminded me that the weather is often earlier than most people think it is. Once started, researching the life of beauty products, I realized that there was no reason so much to accumulate. It's pretty rough to keep a mask or face cream for years. We do not eat the food, the old so why do we put on our skin?
"Any form is different, but all the products deteriorate over time," Tata told me later in my email. "As the only US FDA-regulated products (such as sunscreen and some acne products) are required to list the expiration dates, so it can be difficult to know when it's time to throw. Most products a recommendation" time after opening "(the glass icon with an M followed by a number), the life of a product depends on the current formula in the general list, however, and much depends on how to store their products and take care of."
So, how long it is expected to launch objects? ". The time and contact with air, sunlight or heat can cause the active ingredients - ones that give you the results - Less and less active," he said, "That's why I n 'not personally like to put something on my skin that more than one year, and why many of our products every month, we believe that it is important to have the freshest products to make them as effective as possible. "
To help you navigate certain rules on their own cave, Tata statement through life.
Humectant: Six months to a year
"Most moisturizers are good to use for six months to one year after the opening," Tata said. "Everything that comes in a bottle products, will have a shorter life because it puts fingers in it and it will be exposed to bacteria. With a pump will take a little longer because they are protected. In generally, however, is always important, to ask for changes in odor, color or texture of the product, they can be any character that has become unstable and must be disposed of. "
Serum: six to nine months
"If a slightly shorter life span of about six to nine months because of the high performance ingredients that they contain, their effectiveness can lose," he said. "The formulas with vitamin C and other ingredients that oxidize lose their effectiveness especially when exposed to air, which is always good to look for vacuum packaging that protects more formulas."
Lifting: Six months to a year
"There are so many different types of cleaning products," Tata said. "Oil-based formulas can take a year if stored in a cool, dark place, while water-based products should be used generally in about six months, especially if they include BHA, AHA, or enzymes that rapidly degrade or can oxidize. "
Oil: about one year
"The oils are more resistant to bacteria than water-based products, but life is really about how they are treated," he said. "The oils may take a year or longer, but they can become rancid if not stored properly. They must be stored in a cool, dark place. You can add the additional antioxidants (natural) search, such as tocopherol, stability assist oil . "
Body lotion: one to two years
"Body Lotion is similar to the moisturizer - what about a year and can sometimes take two years, but it depends on the formula and the amount of exposure to the bacteria," Tata said. "Again, it is important, changes in the product of the time to try it first opened to determine whether it has gone wrong."
SPF: Check the expiration date
"SPF is strictly regulated by the FDA, but despite the expiration date, which can go prematurely bad if not handled properly," he said. "If you were left in the sun or in a hot car, you can replace it to look at."
Foundation: Six months to a year
It is best to replace the foundation and makeup, faced no dust after six months to a year. It is important to control these products to really change and be aware of how to take care tools such as brushes and sponges. If they are not cleaned properly, these tools can attract a large number of bacteria, which is then distributed to your product and your skin.
Mask: three to six months
"Mascara and eyeliner should be replaced every three to six months, and you need to sharpen eyeliner before use you ;! really do not want to get bacteria in their eyes," advised Tata.
Lipgloss: One year
"I've heard that the lip gloss and lipstick can last two or three years, but most recommend a year," he said. "I do not think a beauty product that will be effective, it was to put as a full year after its creation, and I prefer fresh produce in the face, especially around the mouth and eyes."
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