We're all guilty of owning that one lone make-up item we've had since before the creation of the world which just sits in our make-up bag. For some, it's not even just one item, its several items.
You know it's time to throw out your lip wear when...
For just how long should we keep our lip wear before it becomes a potential harbinger of cancer?
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While some make-up artistes argue that there's no such thing as a useless make-up product, the fact remains that they're products which have a shelf life, after which said item could begin to pose a threat to health.
So how long should we keep our make-up products, or in this case specifically - lip wear before it becomes a potential harbinger of cancer?
We did a little research and here's what we found out.
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