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Old sun lotion - Can i use it?
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Thanks all for your opinions guys.
Boots' response to my email says that the products have a shelf life of around three years and, as mine are four years old, their advice is not to use them.
Moisturiser it is then.. assuming it smells ok! I'll have nice skin at least lol x0 -
I doubt suncream would make very good moisturiser. A bit sticky, yuck. I usually can't wait to get in the shower after I've had suncream on all day!"Growth for growth's sake is the ideology of the cancer cell" - Edward Abbey.0
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