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    1. They sell travel size products. Or put them in something that has not been used by another product and is clean

    2. Yes. It’s not recommended to put the cosmetic stuff from the original packaging into the travel container. From the original packaging, the product is intended to be used immediately for the purposes it was created, to avoid exposure to the environment.

    3. There actually someone who did this call lab muffin beauty who did this experiment let just say the sunscreen was change so much it becomes less effective with different travel bottles

  1. Wow! There’s no shortage of stupid people in the world. And is anyone going to mention the full bottle of product she dumped down the drain?! Not wasteful! Jesus 🤦‍♂️

  2. Not to mention that when a product is packaged at the factory, both are sterile. Not that way when you cut up a package, wash it in tap water, etc etc.

  3. They have spf sticks, which is basically the same thing, so I don’t even understand why this person did this.

  4. I do it with simple products like body washes/shampoos so that I can reuse the small travel bottles and they don’t end up in landfills. But I wouldn’t do it with a sunscreen/serum/foaming type product, and of course nothing prescription.
    Also buying those silly travel sets is wasteful and a scam!

  5. I had to do this….I accidently dropped my big bottle of Prequel Gleanser!!! 😢 The pumper broke in half. I had to “save” the remaining product by using another pump bottle that was empty. Hand soap🤷…. I cleaned it thoroughly and even rinsed it with distilled water! Lol😅 I figured that since it’s a cleanser it’s not a big deal.

  6. This is very bad for the environment as well please do think about the marine life too😢 not everything is about yourself and your pleasure and vanity❤

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