Concealer is a great makeup tool. But if he left unwanted spots on his clothes, then you can spoil the whole image. Removing such stains will be difficult, but there are several ways to deal with this problem.
You will need
- - soiled clothes;
- - medical alcohol;
- - ammonia;
- - laundry soap;
- - baking soda;
- - stain remover.
Instruction manual
1
A liquid-based cream, without the inclusion of greasy bases, is easier to wash off than a thick cream. The darker the color of the foundation, the stronger and brighter the pigments will stand out.
2
Stains from the fabric must be removed immediately as soon as they appear, because many cosmetics contain fats and oils. They can be oxidized in air. In addition, traces of the cream firmly penetrate the tissue, it will be difficult to remove them over time.
3
On a stain of foundation, using cotton pads, apply a 10% solution of ammonia, leave for a few minutes. Sprinkle with baking soda and wash the soiled area of the fabric.
4
Concealer with synthetic fabric is easier to wash than with cotton or woolen clothing. To remove a stain from a synthetic item, soak it for 6 hours in hot water. Add stain remover to it, add a little more directly to the stain. Wash the soiled area with fabric, then wash clothes completely. After one wash, the stain should disappear, but if this does not happen, then repeat the process. Wash the fabric until the cream is removed from clothing.
5
If the cream was of good quality, then it could deeply penetrate the tissue. To remove stains from cotton or wool, apply stain remover and leave to soak for 15 minutes. Pour hot water into the basin, dip a thing into it. Take a bar of laundry soap and start washing the stain. Apply the product in a thick layer, rub and dip clothes in water. Repeat the procedure several times. After the stain is no longer visible, add stain remover to warm water. Wash the fabric manually or in the machine.
6
The trace of foundation on the collar of a fur coat, or coat can be removed with medical alcohol. To do this, apply it to a sponge and wipe the contaminated area several times.
Useful advice
Carefully choose a stain remover, look at the label for which fabrics this product is intended.
