I probably could have squeezed out a tad bit more but then it would get all crumpled and since this is a metal tube the crevices are harder to get the lotion out of so I cut into it at this point.
I unfolded the empty part and used a pair of scissors to cut all the way across. Opened up the bottom part that would have lotion left in it and carefully reached in and took lotion out with a finger and put it on my leg for later use (so I could take a photo and show you how much I got out).
At this point I got a q-tip and used it to get the smaller quantities in all the nook and crannies.
I even opened up top portion and found enough in there to use on one arm.
So how much does this actually get you? As I said above, enough for my whole body minus my back and I was suffering from quite dry skin this day and this is a thick and very rich moisturizer that doesn't go a long way like a thinner one might.
This is what I got out. (please ignore my insanely pale leg).
So quit being lazy and open up those empties and really get your moneys worth. I have heard people say that companies know consumers can't get every last drop out so you aren't actually wasting money. 1 I do not believe that and will not even if I hear it from the CEO, it's is always about the money. 2 If that is true guess what FREE LOTION!!! 3 Again even if that is true why toss out perfectly good product? Really why? What good reason could there be for tossing it out?
I usually take off the top and turn upside down and let drain into something else. I usually get several days worth of uses out of mine once the pump no longer pumps it. Hate wasting it.
ReplyDeleteThat is brilliant! Also, Skin Food rocks!
ReplyDeleteSkin Food is so amazing. It is on the list of things I couldn't live without. I am so happy Target carries Weleda, although they seem to have stopped carrying the Wild Rose face lotion I also love.
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