With the advent of winter, beauty problems become more and more: how to clean boots from traces of snow, how to remove pills from woolen items and, of course, how to remove traces of foundation from a down jacket. We know what it’s like to touch up your makeup just minutes before heading out, so we’ve put together five ways to help remove foundation even from a white jacket.
micellar water
The most logical thing you can do is to use micellar water. It contains solvents that help remove foundation not only from the face but also from the surface of clothing. Dampen a cotton cloth with a small amount of liquid and wipe the stain without rubbing. Let it sit for five minutes and then remove the excess cotton with a clean, dry sponge.
stain remover
The stain remover will quickly remove stains from clothes. The important thing is to read the instructions for use and make sure that the product does not contain chlorine or phosphate. They eat the fabric.
bleach
A universal product that our grandmothers used is bleach. Be sure to look at the composition: Chlorine bleaches are for white fabrics, oxygen bleaches are for white and colored fabrics. Be careful when using the product, it may leave stains that cannot be removed.
soda and vinegar
In the USSR, a combination of soda and vinegar was often used in everyday life; It eats oily stains well. Foundation is based on oils, so it is not surprising that this method can eliminate traces of tone. Dilute baking soda and vinegar until it becomes a thick paste, apply to a cloth and wait for half an hour, then rinse carefully.
ethanol
So where would we be without ethyl alcohol? Since it consumes oils well, it can also cope with foundation stains. Apply some product to the fabric and let it sit for 3-5 minutes, and then wash the down jacket.
We recommend that you first try to remove the marks using water and a sponge.
Source: People Talk
I’m Roger Gritton, and I’ve been writing for the The Fashion Vibes for over 5 years now. My specialty is beauty news; I’m passionate about covering the latest trends, products, and innovations in the industry. In my time there, I’ve become known as an authority on all things beauty-related.
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