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Makeup Stains on Clothing

How do you remove make up stains from the collar of a white blouse without taking it to the dry cleaners?

JoAnn from Chicago, IL

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RE: Makeup Stains on Clothing

Ultra Concentrated Dawn was the only thing that removed makeup (face painting makeup) from my daughter's 100% cotton shirt and I tried a lot! It did wonders.

My daughter wiped her sleeve across her face getting face painting make-up all over it. I washed the top as soon as we got home - used shout pre-wash and tide w/ bleach alternative and let it soak for a long time and very little came out. I then tried rubbing alcohol with little successful. Then tried oxi clean and soaked again and still a lot remained. After reading this thread, I tried Ultra Concentrated Dawn with a toothbrush and it all came out, quickly too.

Post by lafavor

RE: Makeup Stains on Clothing

Hi,
I sell pre-owned clothes for a living and often come across makeup on clothes and for most fabrics, baby wipes work brilliantly! Be careful on silk though, as babywipes have a little oil in them and can leave a further "greasespot" after the makeup has been removed. Good Luck! BikiniLady!

Post By BikiniLady (Guest Post)

RE: Makeup Stains on Clothing

Hi, I got makeup split on a black dress that i only wore once and I'm unable to get it out, I've washed it, I've let it steep in water and detergent and I've used vanish and its still there pls help!

Post By Fiona (Guest Post)

RE: Makeup Stains on Clothing

You didnt say what the fiber content of the blouse might be. Why do you take it to the dry cleaners? Is it silk?

For stains on cotton or cotton/poly blend, apply liquid detergent directly on the stain. Or you can use a precleaner for spots. Wash in cool water with bleach and detergent added.

good luck

Post By Carol in PA (Guest Post)

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