Can sunscreen spray be used in the second year? Teach you step by step to determine whether sunscreen spray can still be used next year

It’s not surprising that many people have the habit of stockpiling sunscreen. When I see group purchases of sunscreen sprays in the summer, I can’t help but want to stock up on a few bottles to feel at ease. That will inevitably result in the money not being used up and having to be put aside until the next year. So, can the sunscreen spray be used in the second year? Let’s take a look at this issue today.

Unopened and unexpired sunscreen spray can be used in the second year

If the sunscreen spray you stocked has not been opened and has not exceeded its shelf life, then you can still use it in the second year, there is no problem.

Unopened expired sunscreen spray can be used to spray the body the next year

If the sunscreen spray has not been opened but has passed its shelf life, the effective sun protection ability of the sunscreen spray will be reduced. If you can't bear to throw it away, you can use it to spray your body, but you must increase the amount of sunscreen spray so that the sunscreen spray can exert its proper sun protection value.