What people do when creams (cold creams, body lotions, massage cerams et al) solidify during winters?

I need feedbacks on what people do to warm up the creams and other similar products? Is it a common problem?What people do when creams (cold creams, body lotions, massage cerams et al) solidify during winters?
Close them tightly and float them in the tub while you bathe. Then they will be nice and warm, and softened, when you get out. If you don't have a tub, use the kitchen or bathroom sink.





I would not microwave them, or heat them on the stove.What people do when creams (cold creams, body lotions, massage cerams et al) solidify during winters?
Usually, when cream solidifies, it means it's no good anymore. It means there was too much air infiltrated in the bottle. There is a lot of bacteria in the air, therefore, your cream may not be as efficient and not as sanitary. That means you may have to purchase another bottle.