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skintastica
Dry/Resilient
I store all of my skincare items in my fridge including heavy moisturizers/creams and haven't had any issues. I would not suggest storing certain oils such as jojoba oil, olive oil, and coconut oil in the fridge as it solidifies in colder temperatures.
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sykrhbh
Oily/Sensitive
some dermatologists & skincare gurus said gel or any water based moisturizers/creams are great to put in the fridge, but not the heavy and thick ones. that's why I'm confused to put it in the fridge or not 😩 but if you said yours got no problem with it, I guess I'll try it myself. thank you!
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Beautywithhunnie
Oily/Resilient
I have never heard about thick cream cannot go in the fridge... maybe it would just make it harder to spread out? I have oily/combination skin so I don't use thick cream 😅 Your fridge is so cute, by the way
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sykrhbh
Oily/Sensitive
I watched Liah Yoo and one youtuber's video about it (i can't remember which) and said that thick/heavy creams do not need to put in the fridge bcs the consistency of it is already great for room temperature. idk, I guess I'll try it out if it's okay or not to put them inside the fridge 🥲 but thank you!
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Sherri4g
Dry/Sensitive
Unless the creams could separate, spoil faster or ingredients could degrade I don't see why the creams couldn't be cooled. However, some products do state on the package to keep away from humidity, so those shouldn't go in a fridge. If unsure, DM or email the brand, they'll let you know what to do for your product.
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sykrhbh
Oily/Sensitive
ikr. thank you for the suggestion! i'll recheck the packaging of the products later.
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QueenTania
Dry/Sensitive
I also thought that cream could be put in the fridge unless it has oil. maybe you could contact the product company or fridge company to find out more
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sykrhbh
Oily/Sensitive
face oil or any oil skincare products were mentioned to not put in the fridge. will do now, thank you for the suggestion!
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