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Jun 4, 2011
Rachel S.
What is the best way you have found to get makeup out of carpet or off a counter especially glitter, and loose pigments. No matter how many times I clean the counter or vacuum the floor there is always powder or glitter.
Jun 9, 2011
Mary M.
tape. legit, tape! just take a piece, stick it on the pigment/glitter and keep doing that until the tape isn't sticky anymore or the product is gone :]
Jun 9, 2011
Angela W.
Tape! Brilliant! I'm so going to do that lol
Jun 9, 2011
Soma S.
Goo-gone, or surprisingly, Windex for countertops and solid surfaces.
Any carpet cleaning solution that foams will help lift powder makeup stains off carpet, and for cream/liquid stains, try Dove bar soaps. =)
Dec 13, 2012
Devan C.
Try a spray called 409