Can haba oil still be used after it expires? What are its other uses?

Haba is the name of a brand from Japan. Many people like to use it. So can haba oil still be used after it expires? What are other uses for expired haba?

Can I still use haba oil if it is expired?

Expired haba oil cannot be used on the face, because the texture and ingredients of expired haba oil will lose their effectiveness, so it will have no effect on the face, and it may also have a counterproductive effect on the skin. Therefore, it is not recommended to use expired haba oil on the face.

Other uses of haba expired

1. Hand and foot oil

If the haba oil is about to expire, or has expired soon, you can use it as hand and foot oil. Because the skin on the hands and feet is stronger than the facial skin, you can apply a proper amount of haba oil to the hands and feet after washing them, which can effectively moisturize the skin on the hands and feet.

2. Hair care essential oil

Fairies can also use haba oil that has just expired as a skin care essential oil. After washing their hair every time, fairies use a towel to absorb excess moisture from their hair, then take an appropriate amount of haba oil and rub it in the palm of their hands, then apply it evenly to the ends of their hair, gently rub and massage, and then fairies can blow dry their hair with a hair dryer or let it air dry naturally. Doing this can effectively improve the problems of split ends and dry hair, making the fairies' hair beautiful.

3. Leather oil

Fairies can also use expired haba oil as leather oil. Leather clothes, leather shoes, leather bags and leather furniture at home will inevitably lose their luster after long-term use. At this time, fairies can pour an appropriate amount of haba oil on leather clothes, leather shoes, etc., and then gently wipe them with a soft towel, which can effectively restore the original luster of leather clothes, leather shoes, etc.

Haba oil cannot be used on the face once it expires, but it can have other uses.