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NOTE: SPF HAS A 3-YEAR SHELF LIFE. THE SPF HAS EXPIRED IN THIS MOISTURIZER. HOWEVER, IT REMAINS CREAMY & ABSORBS INTO THE SKIN AS IF IT WERE NEW. IT ALSO HAS A VERY PLEASANT FRAGRANCE.

ACCORDING TO REUSABLE PLANET, HERE ARE 7 USES FOR EXPIRED SPF CREAM!

Moisturizer - Most sunscreens have a moisturizing base as they are intended for every day use, so you can still use your expired sunscreen as a protective moisturizer if it's been stored correctly and in good shape.

Shaving cream - Out of shaving cream? Don’t run to the shops or use soap! Your old sunscreen contains oils that make it work as a good substitute. Lather it up on your face, legs, underarms, whatever needs a clip! It will also keep your skin moisturized as you shave.

Silver and metal polish - Just add some sunscreen to a soft cloth and rub it into your tarnished silverware and rusted metal objects to make everything bright and shining in your life again. Yep, it will even help to remove rust!

Sticker remover - Just rub on some old sunscreen over your sticky problem, let it sit for a couple of hours (or overnight for stubborn stickers) and it should peel away easily.

Permanent marker remover - Just grab the handy expired sunscreen and use some on the skin with a tissue to wipe it off!

Residue Cleaner - Scissors that are tacky from glue or sticky tape can really make them hard to use. Restore them back to new by rubbing sunscreen into the blades and wiping with a soft cloth.

Styling balm alternative! - Can’t get your hair to stick up? Can’t get those flyaways to sit down? No problem! Sunscreen makes a great emergency hair balm solution, and it smells nice too!