What to do when you run out of lip gloss? Tips for using up the lip gloss

After using up the lip gloss, there is still a lot of lip gloss left on the wall and bottom of the tube, but the brush cannot be taken out and it would be a waste if it is thrown away. What should I do when the lip gloss in the tube is used up?

After using up the lip gloss, you can use a cotton swab instead of a lip brush if you don't need it, so you can continue to use it. The lip gloss can be stored upside down during normal storage, so that when you remove the lip brush, there will not be too much sticking to the lip brush, and it can also avoid multiple shaking. It is also very convenient to use during normal use. You can carry it with you when you go out, and you can shake it gently when using it, so that you can achieve a more even effect.

When a lip gloss reaches the bottom, there are always a lot of unused parts. The easiest way is to change the bottle. When changing the bottle, you can pull out the inner stopper, then put on the piping bag and throw it out or suck it out with a syringe.

A lip gloss can usually be used for about 2 months. How long a lip gloss can be used depends mainly on the number of lipsticks the user owns. Basically, if you have more lipsticks, you will use them less frequently, so it will take longer to use them up. But if you like a lip gloss very much and use it more exclusively, then the lip gloss will be used up quickly.

The shelf life of lip gloss is generally about three years. Usually, you can see the shelf life of lip gloss on the package when you buy it, and this shelf life often indicates how long the lip gloss can be kept unopened. In other words, if you open the lip gloss, the shelf life may not be as long as three years. This is because the oil and wax contained in the lip gloss are more likely to absorb dust and other impurities. Once opened, its shelf life is more likely to be affected. Therefore, it is recommended that the opened lip gloss can only be used for a maximum of 18 months or two years.