Here's Where You Can Donate Your Old Makeup Products
They accept powdered makeup products and more.
(SPOT.ph) Beauty junkies, we know unused makeup is a common sight in your drawers and vanity. Maybe you've been on the hunt for products that really work for you, or they got broken, and you can't use them anymore. Either way, that's a lot of unused makeup in a cabinet for just one person. We're not saying to throw them away, especially when they're still technically usable, just not on our skin type or tone. Instead, you can donate them to Pacific Center for Advance Studies mortuary school for their aspiring students to use.
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You can give your unused or old makeup to this mortuary school.
The Pacific Center for Advance Studies is an accredited mortuary school in the Philippines by the Department of Health. They originated in Cebu. The unused makeup will be for the student morticians "to gain hands-on experience to ensure that [the] departed look their best."
According to the post, the donations will also "help students train their skills to sit the restorative art or cosmetology during their licensure exam."
They prefer to receive powdered makeup products, but they will also accept sturdy, cream-based products. You can drop off your donations at Cosmopolitan Memorial Chapels and Crematory. You can drop by anytime.
If you can't drop it off in person, some people who are part of PCAS say that people can get it delivered via Grab or Lalamove. The comment stated that they could let them know when they will have the products delivered because it's currently the embalming students' exam period. They have numbers posted on their Facebook pages. You can also reach out via their page.
Here's where you can drop off your powdered makeup products.
You can drop the products off at Cosmopolitan Memorial Chapels and Crematory, 332 G. Araneta Avenue, Barangay Dona Imelda, Quezon City.
For more information, check out PCAS PHL's Facebook page.
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