[carlotta]

Thanks Fawnie, I am really liking your recipe; Is it essential to refrigerate this serum?

 

[gymrat]

Not fawnie,

but yes you may totally refrigerate your serum.

 

[carlotta]

Thanks Gymrat, Does the serum have to be refrigerated or will it still be effective if not or will the ingredients "break down". I travel quite a bit, so keeping the serum in the fridge is an issue.

 

[pumi]

As long as you keep your serum in a cool, dark place, it should be fine. Do keep an eye on any yellowish tinge as this indicates your serum has gone off.

Hope this helps

 

[gymrat]

Thanks Gymrat, Does the serum have to be refrigerated or will it still be effective if not or will the ingredients "break down". I travel quite a bit, so keeping the serum in the fridge is an issue.

When I travel I take mine along, and have no problem with it. Just as Pumi suggested, if you keep it in a dark bottle and keep it away from light and in a cool place, it should be fine.

If it turns yellow and smells........not good, toss it out.

 

[fawnie]

I always decant a small amount (1 cc) into another bottle for travel and keep the main bottle in the frig at home. You can do this and keep a week's worth in your bathroom cabinet as long as it's dark and cool!



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[GoGreen]

You should keep all serums in a dry, cool place for best performance.

 

[emily800]

I have a small fridge - it holds 6 cans of pop. I had this at work for my lunch and stuff so when I quit work I didn't have any use for it so I thought it work work nice for my potions. It doesn't take up much room at all in your bathroom and it is really handy. I like the feel of cold serums and creams on my face.