What are the uses of expired liquid foundation?

Cosmetics actually have a shelf life. Of course, unlike food, the shelf life of cosmetics is relatively long. However, because female friends choose so many cosmetics in their daily lives, it is inevitable that some are forgotten, so they will naturally expire over time. So, if the liquid foundation at home is expired and you feel it’s a pity to throw it away, what other uses can you use it for?

Expired foundation/powder

Put them in an exquisite cloth bag and place them in the closet or in the shoes to remove moisture; if water, oil, juice, etc. are spilled on the carpet, you can press it with this loose powder bag first for easier handling.

Expired lipstick

Polish the silver. Silver jewelry will turn black after wearing for a long time, which can be solved by using lipstick. Put lipstick on a napkin and rub it repeatedly on the blackened areas of the silver jewelry. It will soon be back to its original state.

Repair leather goods. When red leather shoes or leather goods are worn out and white edges are exposed, you can use lipstick of the corresponding color to cover them, and then add a little egg white.

Expired perfume

It can be sprayed in the bathroom, car, room, and on washed clothes. You can also spray it on a cotton pad to wipe off traces left by tape. Using expired perfume to wipe dirty lamps can clean them. At the same time, the heat generated by the lamps is conducive to the diffusion of perfume, so there can be a faint fragrance in the home, which plays the role of aromatherapy.

Expired nail polish remover

The main ingredient of nail polish remover is acetone, an organic solvent, so it has some great uses. It can be used to clean greasy dining tables, tiles, range hoods, etc. After applying it, just wipe it with a clean rag. You can also use a cotton swab to dip in nail polish remover and wipe the light switch or socket, which is more effective than detergent. The marks left by the self-adhesive labels of products are difficult to remove. You can soak the cotton cloth in water, wring it out, dip it in a small amount of nail polish remover, and wipe it back and forth to remove it quickly.