Do you have a bunch of beauty products lying around that you hardly use? Don’t worry, we’ve all been there.

But what if we told you that there are some unconventional uses for many of those products that can save you money and time? Here, we bring you some of the amazing ways to use your under-used beauty products.

1. Eye Cream for Your Lips

Did you know that the skin around your lips is one of the first places to show signs of aging? Well, now you do, and we’ve got the perfect solution. If you have an eye cream lying around, apply a small amount on your lips before bed.

Eye cream is formulated to reduce puffiness and fine lines to the delicate skin around your eyes, and the same goes for your lips too. This is a budget-friendly way to keep your lips hydrated and plump-looking.

2. Hairspray as a Brow Setter

Brow setter gel can be expensive and often contains ingredients that can be harmful to your skin. Luckily, you don’t have to spend a lot of money on brow setter gel. Your trusty can of hairspray will do the trick.

Spray a little bit of hairspray on a spoolie, and brush it through your brows for a long-lasting, natural-looking hold.

3. Lipstick for Blush

When you’re running out the door and can’t find your blush, turn to your lipstick for a quick fix. Dot a tiny bit of lipstick onto your cheeks and blend it out with your fingers for a pop of color.

This hack works especially well when you’re traveling and want to save space in your makeup bag.

4. Dry Shampoo as a Texturizer

Dry shampoo isn’t just for second-day hair – it can also be used as a texturizer. It can add volume and grip to freshly washed hair, making it easier to style.

Just spray some dry shampoo onto your roots and mid-lengths and scrunch your hair with your hands for a tousled, beachy look.

5. Moisturizer for Cuticles

Don’t let dry cuticles ruin your manicure. If you’re out of cuticle oil, you can use your favorite moisturizer instead. Massage a small amount of moisturizer onto your cuticles to keep them soft and hydrated.

This trick works best when you do it at night and let the moisturizer soak in while you sleep.

6. Conditioner as Shaving Cream

If you’re out of shaving cream (or don’t want to spend money on it), conditioner can be a great substitute.

The creamy consistency of conditioner makes it easy for the razor to glide over your skin, and it also moisturizes your skin at the same time. Plus, it’s a great way to use up a conditioner that you don’t like the smell of.

7. Face Serum for Your Hair

You don’t need a fancy hair oil to keep your locks healthy and shiny. Face serums that contain nourishing oils like argan oil, jojoba oil, and coconut oil can work wonders on your hair too.

Just apply a small amount to the ends of your hair, avoiding the roots, for a boost of hydration and shine. It’s a great way to avoid spending money on expensive hair treatments.

8. Face Wash to Clean Your Makeup Brushes

We all know how important it is to clean our makeup brushes regularly, but it can be a hassle. If you’re out of brush cleaner, you can use your face wash instead.

It’s gentle enough for your skin, and it can effectively remove makeup and oil from your brushes. Just mix a little bit of face wash with some warm water and swirl your brushes in it. Rinse and let dry.

9. Body Lotion for Shaving

Don’t have shaving cream or conditioner on hand? No problem. Body lotion can work as a great substitute. It hydrates your skin while making it easier for the razor to glide over your skin.

Just make sure to use a lotion that’s not too thick or greasy, so your razor doesn’t get clogged.

10. Hair Conditioner as a Fabric Softener

If you’re in a pinch and don’t have any fabric softener, hair conditioner can be a great substitute. It softens clothes and reduces static, just like fabric softener does.

Just pour a little bit of conditioner into the fabric softener compartment of your washing machine, and voila!.