Dye Stains On Skin

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Lisa D.

Jan 16, 2013

Lisa D.

How do I get red dye off of skin?

Vanessa C.

Jan 16, 2013

Vanessa C.

Exfoliate it away(:

Bethany K.

Jan 16, 2013

Bethany K.

Lemon juice then exfoliate. If you are wearing fake tan it will remove it though.

Michelle L.

Jan 16, 2013

Michelle L.

I use nail polish remover..

Maxine B.

Jan 16, 2013

Maxine B.

i had black dye all over my head and the only thing that budged it was milk! tip some milk onto cotton pads and gently rub it away.it really worked! :)

Maria E.

Jan 16, 2013

Maria E.

Nail polish remover or lemon juice

Laura Q.

Jan 17, 2013

Laura Q.

Milk if that dont work toothpaste

Taryn T.

Jan 17, 2013

Taryn T.

Colour on colour removes colour, when your about to rinse the colour out rub the colour on where it's stained and most of it comes off. After that use shampoo. i use colour remover wipes in the salon not sure if you can buy them though.

Tiffany D.

Jan 17, 2013

Tiffany D.

Use an exfoliating glove with an exfoliating scrub, might look red at first because you're scrubbing skin but removes all stains on skin!

Style S.

Jan 17, 2013

Style S.

I use baby shampoo. I usually apply the baby shampoo and let it sit on the stain for 2-3 minutes, then use an exfoliating glove to exfoliate it off. I find the shampoo works better than regular shampoo/soap. 

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