Look What's In This 'Empty' Tube.

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Tilly M.

Jan 20, 2014

Tilly M.

I don't usually do this but seeing as this stuff is £18 a bottle I wanted to see just how much was left. This bottle has been almost empty for weeks and each day I've been squeazing as hard as possible to get it all out, until today when no more would come out. I cut the end off and all this is still inside!! I think I can get another 3-5 uses out of this as I only need a tiny bit each time. I'm going to place it in a small zip-lock bag which will hopefully keep the product from drying out. If you're wondering, it's Clinique anti blemish moisturising treatment.

Amanda V.

Jan 20, 2014

Amanda V.

Wow! Thanks for posting, makes me think I should cut the ends of all of my "empty" products! This is some useful information :)

Miranda G.

Jan 20, 2014

Miranda G.

😊 good thinking thanks for sharing

Tilly M.

Jan 20, 2014

Tilly M.

Next I'm going to try and cut in to my tube of Urban Decay Primer Pition with a little craft store. I'm sure there will be loads in there because the tube is an odd shape.

Shauna S.

Jan 21, 2014

Shauna S.

This is not my picture but I've seen someone post this before from cutting open Urban Decays primer potion.

Amanda V.

Jan 21, 2014

Amanda V.

It looks like a murder scene!! Why would someone cut into a new tube?? Lol...I guess to show that there is a hole in the middle so it's not 100% full...shame

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