For example, 11% of the worldâs population was at least 60 years old in 2010. But fully 20% of Jews around the world are 60 or older, as are 15% of Buddhists, 14% of Christians, 14% of adherents of other religions (taken as a whole), 13% of the unaffiliated and 11% of adherents of folk religions.
The Answer: All sunscreens have an expiration date printed on the bottle. Typically they last a year or two, and most are good for three years. The safest bet, naturally, is to ditch old product and replace it. But in a pinch, hereâs a secret: Sunscreen is still good for six months beyond its expiration date. In that period, itâs better than nothing. But after that, itâs time to suck it up and buy a new bottle.
Any of our products, when stored properly and unused and unopened have a shelf life of 3 years unless there is an active ingredient listed. Active ingredients would include Salicylic Acid or sunscreens for example. These ingredients are listed separately from the other ingredients and their specific percentage is shown.