Can I still use the scrub if it's expired? What should I do if it's expired?

Scrub, since it is used on the body, it is better if it is not expired. Can the scrub still be used if it is expired? What should I do if my scrub is expired?

Can I still use the scrub if it's expired?

It is best not to use scrubs that have expired.

The reason why cleaning items like scrubs have a shelf life is, firstly, to ensure product quality. Within the specified time, the ingredients contained can play their intended role without deterioration or causing harm to the skin. Secondly, to ensure the effectiveness of the product. The function of a scrub is to remove dead skin and waste keratin, but an expired scrub may no longer have its original quality and function.

What to do if your facial scrub is expired

As we all know, facial skin is more fragile than body skin, so most scrubs are divided into facial and body types. If a special facial scrub is expired, it is not recommended to continue using it. After all, facial skin is very delicate, and there is no need to take risks with expired products.

If your facial scrub is not expired for a long time and has not deteriorated, i.e. changed color or taste, you can use it to wash your body, excluding private and sensitive parts. It can be used on arms, calves, feet and other parts of the body. If the skin on the body is relatively rough, generally there will be no problem if you use it.

If the scrub is expired, don't use it, but it can still have other uses.