Why does hand cream melt? Can hand cream remove rust?

Hand cream is a skin care product used on the hands. It can make the skin on the hands smoother and more delicate. I believe no one likes rough and peeling skin on their hands. Hands are a woman’s second face. Why does hand cream melt? Can hand cream remove rust?

Why does hand cream melt into water?

The hand cream has melted, which is what we usually call water-oil stratification. This phenomenon is caused either by the hand cream encountering high temperature. In a high temperature environment, the moisture in the hand cream will be evaporated. Because it is in a closed environment, the evaporated moisture will not evaporate away, and will form water droplets in the bottle, which is the water we see.

Water and oil separation means that the water is on top and the oil is on the bottom. Can I still use hand cream that has water and oil separation?

This depends on whether the hand cream is still within the shelf life. If it is within the shelf life and there is no strange smell, you can continue to use it. If there is a strange smell, it means it has deteriorated. After opening, hand cream should be used up as soon as possible, preferably within three months, and placed in a dry and ventilated place after use.

Hand cream is prone to water and oil separation when placed in high temperature. It is also not good to place it in a too cold environment as it will solidify. After thawing, water and oil separation will still occur. Hand cream will deteriorate faster if it is at low temperature for a while and at room temperature for a while.

Can hand cream remove rust?

able.

Scissors are used to cut things, so they need to be sharp to be useful. However, scissors are made of metal and are prone to rust. Once rusted, they will become blunt. Once blunt, they will be difficult to use. If you want to remove the rust yourself, you need to sharpen the scissors, which is quite troublesome. Using hand cream is much simpler:

Apply hand cream on the scissors, then cut the cloth several times with the scissors, and the rust will be removed.

If other items have rust on them, you can also use hand cream.

The reason why hand cream turns into water is most likely related to the storage temperature of the hand cream. If there is no odor within the shelf life, it can be used. If there is an odor, it means that the hand cream has deteriorated. Deteriorated hand cream is also useful and is very effective in removing rust.