Methods 1: Toothpaste
1, prepare a tube of toothpaste that is not _ gel. If possible, prepare a tube of toothpaste containing baking soda. This toothpaste has a better decontamination effect.
2. Wash the dyed parts with soap and warm water. Apply soap to the dyed skin and knead it to make a rich foam. Sometimes soap alone is enough to wash away food coloring. Don't dry it after washing, you need to keep your skin moist.
3. Wash away the marks with toothpaste. Apply a thin layer of toothpaste to the dyed skin. Gently wipe the toothpaste away in a circular motion. If your hands are stained, it's like washing your hands with hand sanitizer, rubbing your hands with each other. Toothpaste can rub against the skin and remove the pigment. You can also put toothpaste on your skin with a small towel.
4. Rub the toothpaste on the skin for about 2 minutes. If the toothpaste starts to dry, dip it in some water and keep rubbing. After a while, the dye on the skin will begin to fade.
5. Wash the toothpaste with warm water. If you feel sticky after applying toothpaste, you can wash your skin with hand sanitizer. After this step, the pigment on the skin is basically invisible.
6. If necessary, repeat the above process. If the stained area is still obvious, continue to rub the skin with toothpaste and water. Sometimes the dye penetrates deeply and needs to be treated several times. If you feel some pain in your skin, try again in a few hours.
Method 2: Disinfect alcohol
1, find some disinfectant alcohol. If not, use acetone or nail polish remover instead. Remember, the latter two substances are irritating and will cause skin dehydration, so they are not suitable for young children and people with sensitive skin. If you want to help children wash food pigments off their skin, you'd better choose sterilized alcohol, acetone-free nail polish remover or antibacterial hand gel. If your face is stained with pigment, use toothpaste to decontaminate it!
2. Soak the cotton ball with sterilized alcohol. If the dyed skin area is large, soak the folded kitchen paper towel or small towel with alcohol. If you use antibacterial hand gel to remove pigment stains, you can directly apply hand sanitizer to your skin.
3. Rub the mark with a cotton ball. Disinfecting alcohol can dissolve the pigment in the dye. Most of the dyes can be wiped off with just a few rubs.
4. Wipe the skin with clean cotton balls dipped in alcohol continuously until the dye disappears completely. Don't wipe the stain with the same cotton ball all the time, it will make the pigment return to the skin. Throw away the colored cotton ball, then soak a new cotton ball with alcohol and continue to wipe the skin. Repeat the above process until the skin returns to normal color.
5. Wash the skin with soap and water, and then dry the water with a towel. If you find that there is still color on your skin, continue to rub your skin with alcohol for external use. Finally, don't forget to wash your skin with water and soap, and then dry it.
6. If your skin is sensitive, don't forget to apply hand cream after the end. Disinfecting alcohol will dehydrate the skin, so you'd better put some hand cream on your skin after the mark is removed. If you used acetone or nail polish remover to rub your skin before, this step is even more indispensable.
Method 3: Baking soda and vinegar
1, wash off the pigment mark with soap and warm water. You can also soak a small towel and then wipe off the residual pigment on your skin.
2. Soak the clean towel with white vinegar. Prepare more white vinegar, because you need to soak the towel repeatedly.
3. Rub the pigment mark with a towel. If white vinegar makes your skin burn or tingle, mix white vinegar with water in equal amounts. Adding water can dilute white vinegar and reduce tingling. If your face is stained with dye, you must first dilute the white vinegar with water and rub it with a towel. You can also use toothpaste to imprint.
4. Clean the small towel with cold water and continue to soak it with white vinegar. In the process of constant wiping, the small towel will absorb the dye. When the towel becomes dirty, rub several towels with clean water and continue to dip them in white vinegar. If this step is ignored, the dye will return to the skin. You must soak the towel with more white vinegar after scrubbing. Continue to wipe the skin until the dye disappears completely.
5. Use a paste made of baking soda and water to remove stubborn stains. Pour two parts baking soda and one part water into a small plate and mix well. Apply baking soda paste to the dyed skin. Gently move your fingers in a circular motion on your skin. Don't rub it too hard. Baking soda is abrasive and may chafe the skin.
6. Use soap and water to remove baking soda paste. Baking soda paste is usually not easy to rinse off, so you should spend more time. Keep putting soap on your skin, knead bubbles, and then rinse until there is no graininess when you touch your skin.
7. If necessary, repeat the decontamination method of white vinegar and baking soda several times. At this point, most of the dye should have been washed away. If the dye penetrates deeply, repeat the above process.