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RedRedHair
Posts: 238
Registered: ‎10-11-2010

Re: Bare Minerals question?

‎10-17-2018 01:51 PM

I did a live chat last May with a Bare Minerals rep and kept the transcript.  Their policy on the longevity of the product has definitely changed -- good for 3 years unopened; 1 year opened.  You may want to go to their site and do the same.  I could never really get a straight answer from the rep. It has to do with the sunscreen and FDA guidelines.

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Caffeina
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Registered: ‎03-09-2010

Re: Bare Minerals question?

‎10-17-2018 02:46 PM

Rocks and minerals are billions of years old. I'm sure they'll hold up for as long as you want to use them.

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luvmybeetle
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Registered: ‎08-10-2013

Re: Bare Minerals question?

‎10-17-2018 07:06 PM

@RedRedHair wrote:

I did a live chat last May with a Bare Minerals rep and kept the transcript.  Their policy on the longevity of the product has definitely changed -- good for 3 years unopened; 1 year opened.  You may want to go to their site and do the same.  I could never really get a straight answer from the rep. It has to do with the sunscreen and FDA guidelines.

I believe this because, don't forget, Leslie sold her business and they may not make it the same way.  But, if you have something from Leslie's days I would use it.  If you see any change in your skin, then throw it away.

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