Moisturizer in fridge

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Kat R.

Jun 23, 2014

Kat R.

Just wondering, is storing facial moisturizer in the fridge supposed to be better than say leaving it in the bathroom where it gets super hot and stuffy?

Cristin I.

Jun 23, 2014

Cristin I.

Good question....does your moisturizer say anything about storage temperature on the packaging?

Amy S.

Jun 23, 2014

Amy S.

Usually storing room temp, never in bathroom. Serums are better in fridge then creams. You may solidify any oils in it. Usually they are made by emulsifing water and oil. Which is tricky. Cause those items usually seperate. By storing at improper temps, product either spoils, or seperates.

Traci L.

Jun 23, 2014

Traci L.

Never leave any of your skincare products in the bathroom the humidity breaks them down and if your house is constantly hot ,if your not ruining your airconditoner in the summer the refrigerator is better that extreme heat ,heat also breaks down all spf products every time there exposed to extremely hot conditions they break down ,you should also never leave your spf in your car.

Gypsy S.

Jun 23, 2014

Gypsy S.

I'm so guilty of leaving spf in my car amongst many other things that I shouldn't lol Traci you rock babes, always learn somethin new from ya!:)

Traci L.

Jun 23, 2014

Traci L.

xoxox @Gypsy

Tina K.

Jun 23, 2014

Tina K.

Oooo...great tips! Thank you!

Kat R.

Jul 4, 2014

Kat R.

Thanks! And @ amy s. I made the mistake of putting a coconut oil based moisturiZer in the fridge. It froze!! I think I just spoiled it.

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