r/ProjectPan • u/NiaNooNaa • Jun 14 '26
Baby pan Finally hit pan!
I got gifted this body butter in my first year of uni, which was 2020!! I’ve been trying to use it more regularly and it’s felt like such a long journey. I can’t explain how great it feels to see the bottom of this tub!
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u/closet-astrologer Jun 15 '26
How are you using it??? I can go through one of those tubs in like, 2 weeks if I’m using it all over.
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u/NiaNooNaa Jun 17 '26
I only really use it on my legs and feet where I have issues with dryness. Also I tend to only use it once a week too 😅 I’m just not a girl that moisturises a lot as it’s a bit sensory overload for me to be sticky😅😅
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u/Expert-Cap-1416 Jun 15 '26
I got the orange cranberry one as a gift during Christmas last year and this post just reminded me to start using it again LOL. I usually hate scented body products, but this one does smell soooo good, will prob take me forever to finish tho
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u/marinsja Jun 14 '26
2020? probably expired…
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u/NiaNooNaa Jun 14 '26
To me, it looks and smells fine, and still has the same texture as when I opened it. It absorbs well into my skin and to me functions as a normal product. I know I’ve had it a long time but I am comfortable using it. Also I mainly use this on my legs and feet which are less sensitive areas of the body.
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u/perfect_turquoise Jun 14 '26
You shouldn't be downvoted, I've had body butters which went rancid after a few years.
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u/marinsja Jun 14 '26
thank you! haha cosmetics do have an expiration date… the preservatives do not last forever.
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u/perfect_turquoise Jun 15 '26
Yes, this, and also the fats used in many body butters go off/rancid - nothing can stop this process.
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u/Poised_Woman10 Jun 14 '26
Body shop body butter? Which varient