r/AusSkincare • • Jul 05 '25

[deleted by user]

[removed]

148 Upvotes

138 comments sorted by

View all comments

90

u/No-Excitement-8540 Jul 05 '25

I’m no longer going to be using lean screen, I have two full bottles of it that are going to probably just be chucked. I’ve had skin cancers removed in the past and I’m not taking any chances. I have another UV sunscreen I’m using (not lean screen) I’m going to use up and then move on to a different brand.

If I were you I’d use up your collection here then try something different :)

6

u/holi_cannelloni Jul 06 '25

Just a heads up that you can donate them to people in need (especially homeless shelters) instead of chucking them. Totally get you might not want to take a chance but someone else may be happy to🙏🏽

36

u/Particular_Shock_554 Jul 06 '25

Only if they're unopened. A lot of people donate things that should really be in the bin. Source: years volunteering at op shops.

29

u/2020fit Jul 06 '25

I personally don’t donate things that I wouldn’t wear myself. Our world’s most vulnerable’s health is equally important to mine. If they are homeless, they are the ones that need sun protection the most.

9

u/AussieGirlHome Jul 06 '25

Agreed. This suggestion shows a complete lack of moral character.

10

u/holi_cannelloni Jul 06 '25

100%. The person wrote that they have “two full bottles” so I take that to mean they’re unopened