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Cosmetics start counting down when you open them, not when you buy them. Pick a product and the date you opened it to see when to throw it out.
Shelf lives follow the period-after-opening guidance printed on cosmetic packaging, the small open-jar symbol with a number of months. The FDA does not require expiration dates on most cosmetics, so these are industry norms. Eye products carry the shortest window because contamination there risks infection. Throw out anything that changes smell, colour, or texture, whatever the date says.
Cosmetics start their clock the day you open them. Eye products get the shortest window because contamination there carries an infection risk.
These follow the period-after-opening guidance printed on packaging, the small open-jar symbol. The FDA does not require expiry dates on most cosmetics, so these are industry norms. Any change in smell, colour, or texture overrides the date.
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