How long can the eye cream be kept? Can it still be used after it solidifies?

Everyone should be familiar with eye cream. Eye cream is a necessity in daily basic skin care steps. When using eye cream, it should be used up as soon as possible. The shelf life of eye cream is generally three years, and the shelf life will be shortened after opening.

Generally, the shelf life of an unopened eye cream is about three years. After opening and using, the shelf life will be shortened to a few months. It depends on the correct storage and usage methods. If it is not stored properly, it will easily deteriorate in a very short time.

If the eye cream has dried up due to long storage time, it is recommended that you do not use it anymore. Using cosmetics that have been stored for a long time will damage the skin, especially the eyes. If the eye cream has dried up due to long storage time, you can add some lotion or toner to dilute it, and then you can use it normally.

Eye cream must not be used after it expires. The skin around our eyes is inherently fragile and cannot withstand even the slightest stimulation. The active ingredients in the eye cream will change after it expires. If you continue to apply it on the skin, its efficacy will not be able to be well reflected and it will also cause damage to the skin around the eyes. Therefore, if the eye cream is expired, do not use it on the eyes and use it for other purposes.

1. Dip the tip of your middle finger into an amount of eye cream the size of a cooked rice grain, and apply it evenly on your middle and ring fingers.

2. Place your middle finger on the upper eye and your ring finger on the lower eye, and blend the eye cream from the inner corner to the outer corner of the eye 3 times.

3. Use your index finger, middle finger, and ring finger to gently pat the skin around your eyes alternately to help the eye cream penetrate the skin better.