Can I still use the cream if it turns yellow? Be careful of "skin rot" when using yellow cream

Can you still use the cream if it turns yellow? Many people buy cream, but find that it is not the same color as before. Why is that? So can you still use the cream after it changes color? Let's take a look.

Can I still use the face cream if it turns yellow?

If the facial cream turns yellow, it cannot be used on the face. The yellowing here means that the facial cream is not originally yellow, but slowly turns yellow after use. Such a facial cream that turns yellow cannot be used on the face. And it's not just turning yellow. As long as the cream slowly turns into a color that is not the same as when it was first opened, it should no longer be used on the face.

Why can't I use the face cream if it changes color?

Generally, facial creams turn yellow, brown or even black because they are improperly stored and have been contaminated by bacteria and microorganisms in the air. Or it may be because the cream is placed in a humid place, the humid environment breeds mold, and then the mold contaminates the cream causing the cream to change color. Therefore, if the facial cream changes color, it means that the facial cream has been contaminated and has begun to deteriorate, so the facial cream cannot be used after it changes color.

What happens if the face cream changes color after use?

If the cream changes color, it means that it has gone bad. If you use it on your face at this time, it is likely to cause allergic reactions such as redness, itching and burning on the skin. Even in severe cases, skin redness, swelling, small rashes and ulcers may occur, so it is recommended that you should never use the cream on your face after it changes color!