Expiration Guide for Beauty Products- When To Toss

Wondering how long makeup products like foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow is good for? Today I’m sharing a super helpful expiration guide for beauty products that will help you know exactly when to save or toss all your makeup products and tips on how to tell when products are expired.

Wondering how long makeup products like foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow is good for? Today I'm sharing a super helpful expiration guide for beauty products that will help you know exactly when to save or toss all your makeup products and tips on how to tell when products are expired.

Happy Wednesday loves! Here lately, I’ve been working like gangbusters to de-clutter, downsize, and organize throughout my home in order to create a cleaner, more simplified space. I’ve been taking it slowly, one area at a time, and most recently I went through all of my makeup and beauty products, which is an area that is sometimes easily forgotten.

Many people wonder if beauty products and cosmetics have an expiration date, and the answer is most definitely yes! Items like foundation, mascara, eyeshadow, skin creams, and lipstick can expire without you even realizing it and as a result stop wearing as well.

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It can sometimes be tricky to tell if a product is expired, so today I’m sharing my best tips on how to clean out your makeup and beauty stash and ways that you can tell if a product is expired or not. To help make it easy, I also created a handy expiration guide for beauty products that you can save in order to know exactly when to save or toss certain beauty items.

Expiration Guide for Beauty Products

Wondering how long makeup products like foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow is good for? Today I'm sharing a super helpful expiration guide for beauty products that will help you know exactly when to save or toss all your makeup products and tips on how to tell when products are expired.

Gather All Your Items

First things first, gather up all of your makeup and beauty products and put them in one area so that you can go through them in one go. If you’re like me and keep makeup in several different areas, this might be tedious, but trust me it’s worth it in the end, so that you’re not overlooking anything.

Wondering how long makeup products like foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow is good for? Today I'm sharing a super helpful expiration guide for beauty products that will help you know exactly when to save or toss all your makeup products and tips on how to tell when products are expired.

Get Rid of Unwanted Items

Once you have it all in one place, get rid of any beauty products you don’t want. Yes, I said want. We all have those makeup items that end up in our collection and for whatever reason they stay unused. Maybe it was a friend’s recommendation or a bad impulse buy, or something that you truly can never see yourself using. Whatever the reason may be, don’t hold onto it any longer, and simply let it go. No reason holding onto something you’ll never use or wear.

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Toss Out the Expired

Next, throw out any makeup that’s broken or expired. While it may be tempting to want to keep something a little longer because it was expensive, as with anything beauty products and makeup have an expiration date and eventually stop performing as they should.

Broken lipstick, cracked eyeshadow palettes, and dried out products should be immediately tossed. If you liked a product and just ran out of it, be sure and write it down for future reference in case you want to re-purchase it.

Wondering how long makeup products like foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow is good for? Today I'm sharing a super helpful expiration guide for beauty products that will help you know exactly when to save or toss all your makeup products and tips on how to tell when products are expired.

Keep or Toss?

In case you’re curious of how to tell when it’s time to toss something, here are a few things to look for:

  • Dried out formula or appearance
  • Separation of product
  • Runniness
  • Unusual or foul odor
  • Chalky consistency

If any products fall under any of the above mentioned categories, toss it immediately. There’s absolutely no reason to keep something when it could be potentially irritating or infecting to the eyes or skin.

Always store your beauty products and makeup in a dry, cool area in the home, and always remember to wash and dry your hands thoroughly before using products. Heat, humidity, and moisture can quickly cause mold or yeast to form (yuck, I know), so take extra care in these areas to ensure your products last their full lifetime.

Wondering how long makeup products like foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow is good for? Today I'm sharing a super helpful expiration guide for beauty products that will help you know exactly when to save or toss all your makeup products and tips on how to tell when products are expired.

Using the beauty expiration guide above, you’ll avoid getting a potential infection and will ensure you’re only putting the best quality makeup products on your face and eyes. As a good rule of thumb, I suggest going through your beauty products every 6 months to make sure you’re not using anything that is past expiration, and when in doubt- toss it! I personally set reminders on my iphone’s calendar of when to toss high use products like mascara and face sponges, and it really helps keep me on track!

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I hope you enjoyed today’s Expiration Guide on Beauty Products and I hope you’ll find the above guide helpful when cleaning out your makeup stash! How often do you clean out your beauty collection? Let me know in the comments and be sure and share this post with others!

Thanks for stopping by!- Cara

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Wondering how long makeup products like foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow is good for? Today I'm sharing a super helpful expiration guide for beauty products that will help you know exactly when to save or toss all your makeup products and tips on how to tell when products are expired.

Wondering how long makeup products like foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow is good for? Today I'm sharing a super helpful expiration guide for beauty products that will help you know exactly when to save or toss all your makeup products and tips on how to tell when products are expired.

Wondering how long makeup products like foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow is good for? Today I'm sharing a super helpful expiration guide for beauty products that will help you know exactly when to save or toss all your makeup products and tips on how to tell when products are expired.

Wondering how long makeup products like foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow is good for? Today I'm sharing a super helpful expiration guide for beauty products that will help you know exactly when to save or toss all your makeup products and tips on how to tell when products are expired.

Wondering how long makeup products like foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow is good for? Today I'm sharing a super helpful expiration guide for beauty products that will help you know exactly when to save or toss all your makeup products and tips on how to tell when products are expired.

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113 Comments

  1. Erin | A Welder's Wife wrote:

    Great guide! The quickly expiring products are one reason I keep my makeup collection to a minimum, especially with mascara! Some products seem to talk a while to get through while others go quickly, but I never feel that I waste a product due to expiration. However, I used to be so bad at keeping products until they were gone, no matter how long I had them. Eye shadows were the worst!

    Posted 2.13.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks! They just stop performing as well after awhile. I find eyeshadow gets muted and chalky after the expiration, which doesn’t look good.

      Posted 2.14.17 Reply
  2. ellesees.net wrote:

    I go through mascara so fast it doesn’t get a chance, haha. I def don’t follow the rules on the shadows! I’ve tested mine for bacteria and they’ve all been fine as long as I regularly disinfect them.

    Posted 2.13.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Haha I do too with mascara. I usually keep eyeshadow until I notice it isn’t performing as well anymore. Like if the consistency changes or the colors are muted, I usually can tell it’s time to toss.

      Posted 2.14.17 Reply
  3. Kate @ Green Fashionista wrote:

    This is so helpful! I’m terrible about getting rid of old beauty products 😛
    Green Fashionista

    Posted 2.11.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I used to be bad about wanting to keep things too, but I’m getting better thankfully! 🙂

      Posted 2.14.17 Reply
  4. Jessica wrote:

    What a great way to remind me to wash my makeup brushes!!!
    xo, Jessica || The Petite Diaries

    Posted 2.6.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Haha, you’re welcome! 🙂

      Posted 2.14.17 Reply
  5. McKenzie Allyshia wrote:

    Thank you so much for sharing this! I remember the first time I realized that makeup had an expiration date — I’d still had makeup from high school! Which, at the time, was six years ago. Yikes!

    Posted 2.5.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      That’s too funny, McKenzie. I think we all have had those moments haha.

      Posted 2.14.17 Reply
  6. Rachael wrote:

    OK I realllyyyy need to go through some of my old makeup! lol.

    Posted 2.4.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      It’s good to set reminders and to stay proactive with it! 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  7. Taylor Mobley wrote:

    100% pinned this for later. I always forget and keep makeup items way longer than I should.

    Posted 2.3.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks Taylor! I hate tossing barely used products too, but that’s why I’m trying not to buy stuff I won’t use up.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  8. Annie wrote:

    This is so helpful! I am so bad about this..oops!

    Posted 2.3.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Glad you enjoyed it!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  9. Susannah wrote:

    I hate throwing out makeup that is still “good” so this is a great reminder that we do NEED to throw stuff out because it’s better for us! <3

    Posted 2.2.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I’m trying to be more mindful of not buying products I won’t use up. There’s only so many eyeshadow palettes and blushes a person needs. lol

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  10. Justine Y @ Little Dove wrote:

    This is such a great post! I don’t have a ton of makeup, but I also don’t go through it that quickly so I know I have some that is way too old!

    Posted 2.2.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks Justine! It’s important to go through it every so often! 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  11. Ali B wrote:

    Thanks for the reminder to check my makeup. My problem is that my mascara gets clumpy so often. I should probably start buying a better brand.

    Posted 2.2.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Hmm, how do you store your makeup? Sometimes if they’re stored in a warm area or in a bathroom near dampness, it can cause funky stuff to start to happen with makeup. Also, if you get any type of moisture in your mascara tube that can have an impact as well.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  12. Brittany Daoud wrote:

    I definitely keep my products around for far too long, especially the sponges! I did just replace them though so that’s good 🙂 Gonna try and clean everything out soon, thanks for the tips!

    Posted 2.2.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Yes! If anything to clean/change out regularly it’s brushes and sponges! 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  13. Liz wrote:

    Definitely saving this! What a good guide to go off of!

    Liz
    http://Www.lizzieinlace.com

    Posted 2.2.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks Liz!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  14. Claudia @ Justalittleblush.com wrote:

    I cleaned out recently too! but gosh the guilt! I gave away everything that was good to my friends but I still felt bad. Maybe we should coordinate some kind of blogger exchange haha

    Posted 2.2.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Lol, agreed!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  15. Angie Scheie wrote:

    I love that image! I’m bad about throwing away things like blush and eye shadow. Pinning right now!

    Posted 2.2.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thank-you! 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  16. Patricia @ Grab a Plate wrote:

    What a great post! I needed this motivation to, first, get rid of a bunch of the things I don’t use! Glad to have the expiration info as a guide!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Glad you found it helpful Patricia!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  17. Christina wrote:

    It looks like I need to do some decluttering haha.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      It’s so important to avoid using expired products!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  18. Christie Brown wrote:

    I’m the biggest culprit of using mascara past its use-by date. Oops. I did a huge clean out last week, actually and got rid of old, unwanted, or extremely out-of-date products, so I’ve sort of redeemed myself, right? Haha.

    This is so handy – I’m saving your guide and keeping it near my stash. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
    Christie’s Take on Life. xx

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thank-you! Awesome job cleaning out your products!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  19. Rebecca Hicks wrote:

    I actually JUST did this! I was tired of digging through all my makeup for the 3 products I use on a daily basis. It was SO nice when I finally got rid of all the unused and unneeded. I can’t believe I had so many products from YEARS ago! Sharing this on Pinterest. <3

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thank-you, and that’s awesome! I agree, there’s no point in digging through piles of product when you use just a few of them on the daily lol.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  20. Sam @ The Haunted Housewife wrote:

    Admittedly I throw out my eye makeup as soon as it expires but I totally keep some lipsticks, haha!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      There’s a little more wiggle room with lipsticks, lol.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  21. Emily wrote:

    When I first started wearing makeup, I had no idea that products had expiration dates! I’m a little bummed that one of my favorite summer foundations (that is too dark for me now) expires before I’ll ever get the chance to wear it again.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Aw, that’s a bummer! It’s important not to wear expired products, though because it can lead to breakouts or infection.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  22. Leanna wrote:

    This is great! I wrote a similar post not too long ago. It felt so good to clean out all of the old and unused makeup I was hoarding. Thanks for all the tips!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      It’s definitely an important task everyone should plan for! 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  23. Amanda wrote:

    This is a great reminder. I collect makeup and I can GUARANTEE there are many expired products. Time to do some spring cleaning!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Yes! It’s definitely good to do it every 6 months!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  24. Krysta wrote:

    I had to throw out a bunch of eyeshadows not too long ago because they were SO old. It broke my heart a little bit because I didn’t use it as much as I would have liked to, but the quality was so terrible by the 1.5 year mark.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I know what you mean! That’s why I’m trying to stick to only a few key palettes now, instead of buying like 10 that I’ll barely use lol.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  25. Mistle wrote:

    It is so hard sometimes to throw out makeup products, etc but it has to be done! I did that recently (though I have a ton more to go through). I would much rather throw something out then get an infection,breakouts, etc. This is a great reminder!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Yes, exactly! Eye infections are no bueno!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  26. Leah wrote:

    Oh Man, I really need to throw out of few things! It’s not my fault though. When I was a kid, my mom had an old lipstick from the sixties called “Grape Yum Yum.” It was like 20 years old.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Wow! Is it bad that I’d love to see that? lol I love vintage makeup!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  27. Chelsea Pearl wrote:

    I’ve been on a huge decluttering kick lately, so this guide is perfect! Simplifying my beauty stash is definitely a goal of mine this year.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      That’s great! I have too and decluttering is making my life so much more simplified!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  28. Lily wrote:

    One of my first posts — a LONG time ago — was on this topic. It’s SO important to take inventory and check the dates of products.
    xo, Lily
    Beauty With Lily

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Oh that’s awesome, girl! Definitely an important task for sure!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  29. Neely Moldovan wrote:

    Isn’t it crazy to find this out? I recently looked a bunch of these up and was shocked!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Definitely! I’m sure we’re all guilty of keeping items too long!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  30. Lauren wrote:

    I need to go through my makeup, I did a cleanout last year and I still have stuff that I havent worn or used so I probably need to toss that as well.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I’m like that to- I’ll keep it thinking I’ll suddenly begin using bright blue eyeshadow on the regular, and then of course don’t lol.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  31. Kristin Cook wrote:

    I have got to do better with my makeup. I go months and months before throwing away mascara which cannot be good for my eyes!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      No, and speaking from experience, eye infections are NO joke! Definitely recommend tossing mascaras regularly above all other products.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  32. Kiara Catanzaro wrote:

    This guide was so helpful! I’ll need to double check my lipstick collection, haha!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      That’s the one area I struggle with lol, when you have 300 or so lipsticks, it’s easy to overlook expirations.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  33. Kate wrote:

    Just done this, purging makeup and this sheet is such a fab reminder. Fab post as ever!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thank-you Kate! Sweet as ever! 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  34. Katie @ Live Half Full wrote:

    Thanks for the reminder to go through my makeup and clean my brushes- I’m the worst at it!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      You’re welcome!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  35. Logan wrote:

    I try to change out my mascara often, but everything else I haven’t done a great job about! I definitely need to clean out my makeup!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      That’s great that you’re doing that with mascara. It’s probably the most susceptible to giving you an eye infection!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  36. Tanya Dufour wrote:

    Oh man do I have a tonnnn of expired makeup. I hold on to super old palettes for sentimental reasons. I also have a ton of MAC lipsticks and shadows that I don’t use but I don’t wanna throw them away either. I’m pretty good with eyeliner and mascara but I also use them all the time. I have a huge bag of makeup I’m giving away but most of it its on the newer side.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I got rid of a lot of stuff that hadn’t even been used a couple times, which I hated doing. Now I’m trying to be more mindful of only buying things I will use on a regular basis.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  37. Sophia wrote:

    Great tips. I keep my make up forever, it takes an act of God to get me to throw it out, even if it is old.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks! haha, it is hard to part with it when you pay so much for it, but eye infections are no joke, so I always toss my stuff after awhile.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  38. Meghan wrote:

    I probably toss out my sponges a lot sooner than I should. I use them on a daily basis so they start getting wear a lot. I probably go through one a month!

    Meghan | beyondbasicblog.com

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      If you use them religiously that’s probably a good idea to toss them sooner, if they start tearing. So many people don’t wash their brushes and sponges, which is so bad!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  39. Lacey wrote:

    This is so great! Thanks for breaking it down! Now I need to go clean out all my makeup storage!

    xx,

    Lacey
    http://www.theglittergospelblog.com

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks! Glad you liked it, and good luck!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  40. Sarah @ Foxy's Domestic Side wrote:

    Good reminder that I need to go through my supply and get rid of some stuff! Can we see how you store you make up next?

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks! What a great idea, Sarah! Yes, I’ll work on a post for that! 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  41. Chelsea wrote:

    OMG GiRL!!! Thank you for putting this together! I love the graphic bc for ADHD peeps like me, it’s easy to look at. Totally pinning!!! Gah I love this. Except I’m not happy learning that I have to replace my Beauty Blender sponge in 6 months!!! lol that thing was like $20! haha

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks, and I’m glad you found it helpful! I don’t know if you’ve ever tried them but the Real Techniques sponges are like 2 for $10.99 at Ulta or Target and are even better than the beauty blender (in my opinion). Definitely a cost saver in that arena! 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  42. Rebecca J Vincent wrote:

    Its probably scary of how old some of my make up is. I really need to take some time & go through it. This is my kick in the butt I needed.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I’m usually pretty good about getting rid of stuff, but there were some items in my collection that were about 5 years old that I had forgotten about and hadn’t even used! Now I’m really trying to only buy what I’ll use.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  43. Stephanie wrote:

    Great guide. I always make sure to toss stuff after a while. I usually replace my mascara every 3 months. I used to work as an optometric assistant and let me tell you after seeing eye infections you just want to get into that habit.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Yes! I unfortunately had an eye infection years ago (like when I was 16) and the eye doctor advised to change out mascara often, and ever since then I’ve made sure to!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  44. Marette Flora wrote:

    I just went through my makeuo for this reason! I like the idea to do this every six months to declutter. I tend to be sent stuff I don’t need and end up not using.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I’m trying to be more mindful of not buying items that I won’t use. It’s easy to get caught up in makeup purchase crazes but I like actually getting use of everything. 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  45. Helen wrote:

    I need to do a make-up detox. I just have boxes of things I never use which I’m sure all are expired now. Thanks for the great tips and expiration dates.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      You’re welcome! I like doing it every once in awhile to make sure I’m not using something I shouldn’t be lol.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  46. Andrea Nine wrote:

    I NEEDED this! I’m using a set of MK eyeshadow that is 6 years old, lol. Thank you!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      You’re welcome! It’s easy to want to hold onto items, especially when you pay so much for them, but eventually they start to lose their quality, so it’s best to toss after a couple years.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  47. Sarah Jean Althouse wrote:

    I recently did this with some my make up (always pains me to throw away expensive mascara) but I still need to tackle my powder foundations and nail polishes. I’m trying to buy less so I use it up before I get to this point.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      That’s a great tip, Sarah. Buying less so you don’t waste product is always a good idea. 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  48. Nadine wrote:

    I am guilty of holding on to makeup for way longer than I should. Hello eye shadows from 4 or 5 years ago. Oops.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Yeah I used to be that way too- I mean when you pay so much for them it seems like they should last longer, buut I also reason with myself that you do use them on a daily basis so it’s best to part ways eventually lol.

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  49. Alexandra Yargeau wrote:

    I just got rid of a bunch of expired stuff, but I felt so guilty! One of the worst offenders for me is lip products.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I’m bad for keeping those forever too, but eventually it loses it’s color power and quality, so it’s best to part with them. 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  50. Simi wrote:

    Thanks for sharing this. I have a clear out planned for this weekend – this will come in handy.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      You’re welcome! Good luck with the clean-out!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  51. kathy @ more coffee, less talky wrote:

    i’m deathly afraid of mold/mildew and catching something weird from expired products so i toss stuff when it hits the expiration date.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Agreed! It’s not worth risking!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  52. Madison Pollihan wrote:

    Thanks for this. It looks like I have some products to toss.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      You’re welcome!

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  53. Lisa wrote:

    thanks for the info!! I’m glad eyeshadow is okay for 2 years, because I know I have some in my make up bag that is coming close to that!!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Yes, generally eyeshadows last quite awhile, and as long as you don’t notice the quality disappearing, you’re okay! 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  54. Emelia wrote:

    I love cleaning as weird as that sounds! I do it often to make sure I’m not holding on to unused or unwanted things. Great tips!

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      I think that’s great, Emelia! That makes you avoid having to do one big cleaning session when you’re proactive like that! 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply
  55. candy wrote:

    Cara this is a great reminder to check out my make up and brushes and get rid of some of the old stuff.

    Posted 2.1.17 Reply
    • Kindly Unspoken wrote:

      Thanks Candy! It’s good to go through all that periodically. 🙂

      Posted 2.5.17 Reply