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tickspit
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Tue Jan 07, 2003 11:39 am  Quote |
Hello!
I have just purchased Cellex-C sun care SPF-30 with an expiration date of 04-2002.
Does this mean it has lost it's protecting ability?
I am going to Bonaire and need something I can count on!
Thanks!
LK |
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lisa
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Tue Jan 07, 2003 10:17 pm Quote |
Hi LK
Good choice fo sun protection, unfortunately your expiry date as expired and therefore should be discarded. You should puchase another, make sure you it's spf-30 for summer season and lower for the winter season, or you could use the spf-30 all year round and use everyday even when it's not sunny as the sun rays are invisable. Lisa |
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Magda
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Wed Jan 08, 2003 11:56 am Quote |
Lisa, you can say that again. This product should be definitely discarded. There is no use for it as it's protective properties are gone.
I f you need something that you can count on - consider also: Skinceuticals Ultimate UV Defense Sport SPF45 (90ml). This waterproof, sweatproof sunblock contains 4.5% zinc-oxide and delivers maximum protection. It was also voted as the best sunscreen by Alure.
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Magda
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Wed Jan 08, 2003 11:57 am Quote |
| tickspit, just by my curiosity. Who sold you that 3 years old SPF30. |
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tickspit
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Wed Jan 08, 2003 6:37 pm Quote |
The hair salon...a rather full service spa, I go to for my hair cut. Took me 6 years to find someone good....I'm in Wisconsin.
I used to drive back 3 hours to Chicago for a hair cut...and art supplies...I've a small streak of vanity)
Never used the other services, but I do buy skin cream, shampoo...and some nearly no color lip conditioner. I trust them....that's why I never checked the date.
Now that I've read everything in and on the box, I find there isn't a phone number for Celex-C....
bummer....
I can't even contact them!
Well....I've got exactly one week before I go. What do you think....I hit up Walmart? |
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tickspit
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Wed Jan 08, 2003 7:44 pm Quote |
I forgot to ask....
when you asked:
"who sold you that 3 year old SPF30?"
you got me thinking.....
does this mean it's realy good for roughly 2 years from the date it gets made/packed?
In other words...does this mean it was made in 2000, with a 2002 expiraton date?
Just curious.
LK |
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Magda
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Thu Jan 09, 2003 1:19 pm Quote |
It is just my assumption and rough calculation. We have SPF30 on our shelves right now with expiration date 08/2004 and we got it in the end of last year. It must to take at least 3-6 months from the time it was manufactured to the time it reaches retailers so I assume that it gets expiration date at least of 2 years from the time of manufacturing.
Since yours is already expired for almost a year now, I figured that it is approx. 3 years old. |
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