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3 Simple Ways to Dispose of Old Makeup

By Matthew Lynch
February 11, 2024
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Introduction

Makeup is a powerful and fun way to express ourselves and enhance our beauty. However, it is essential to remember that makeup, like any other product, has a shelf life. Keeping old makeup can lead to infections or allergies, so it’s crucial to dispose of it properly. Here are three simple ways to dispose of your old makeup.

1. Upcycle Your Containers

The first method of disposing old makeup is upcycling the containers. By reusing empty makeup containers, you reduce waste and lessen your environmental impact.

To upcycle your old makeup containers:

a. Thoroughly clean the container with soap and water.

b. Remove any stickers or labels.

c. Dry completely before using for another purpose.

Some ideas for repurposing your containers include:

– Using them as homemade lip balm or lotion bars

– Storing DIY face masks in cleaned-out cream jars

– Organizing jewelry with an old eyeshadow pallet

2. Participate in Recycling Programs

Several popular makeup brands offer recycling programs for their products—check if your used items can be returned to the manufacturer for recycling.

Brands like MAC, LUSH, and Kiehl’s have programs that reward customers who return empty containers by providing discounts, free products, or perks for future purchases.

Before dropping off your old products, clean them thoroughly as described in the first step.

3. Proper Disposal

If neither upcycling nor recycling are viable options for your makeup items:

a. Check whether each product’s packaging has specific disposal instructions.

b. If not indicated, use common sense on how to dispose of these items appropriately in your local waste system.

c. For instance:

– Throw away dried-out mascara tubes with other plastics.

– Deposit glass foundation bottles in a glass recycling bin.

– Dispose of used makeup wipes in compostable waste bins.

Remember that the safe disposal of old makeup helps protect your skin from potential harm and also preserves the environment.

Conclusion

Disposing of old makeup can be easy with these three simple methods: upcycling containers, participating in recycling programs, and properly discarding items. Keep your beauty routine green and maintain healthy habits by ensuring that your expired makeup is disposed of correctly.

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