I was wondering if anyone knew of any place to recycle old beauty products?? like nail polish?

How about your local homeless shelter, or perhaps a halfway house for people in recovery? Somewhere that women who need to feel good about themselves for important emotional support could appreciate your gifts. In fact, why not check out whether they are allowed to accept such donations (there may be Health Department bureaucrats who will tell you ';no';), and if so, take up a collection among your friends and friends of friends. Most women have things sitting around cluttering up their space that seemed great at the time, but didn't turn out so great in practice. The girls who need to get spiffed up for job interviews so they can support their babies, the women getting out of hospitals for various problems who need to remember to care how they look . . . you get the idea.I was wondering if anyone knew of any place to recycle old beauty products?? like nail polish?
RECYCLE beauty products? ahem lol. That's funny.


The best way to ';recycle'; them is to give what's left over to a friend who would want them or someone younger who wants to try it out for fun. OR, here's another idea: THROW IT AWAY.I was wondering if anyone knew of any place to recycle old beauty products?? like nail polish?
by putting them in a trash can
Old beauty products should be thrown out.





Talk to your waste management company. Things like nail polish are considered hazardous waste and need to be handled differently.
The City you live in should have a hazerdous waste program. Like on certain days of the month or at a specific location. Call and find out. If they can't help you they can give you the number for the local waste collectors to ask if they do.
mabe a hair salon or a mall
The trash can...lol...I don't think you can because isn't some of that stuff flammable?

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