Getting Dye Off Your Skin With Toothpaste

The video below has two stain removal tips for dye on your skin.

The first is to remove dyes, such as from food coloring, from your skin using toothpaste and a washcloth.

The second tip is for how to remove hair dye stains around your forehead hairline.

She suggests to rub the hair dye into your skin while the hair dye is still wet and on your hair.

She says it sounds crazy, but it works.

I agree -- it sounds crazy.

So please tell me in the comments whether this tip has worked for you in getting rid of hair dye stains around your hairline.

Remember, tell me how these tips worked for you in the comments.

In addition, you can submit your own tips for removing hair dye stains here, or read other tips already submitted.

You may also find Stain-Removal-101.com's advice for hair dye stain removal from fabric, upholstery and carpet helpful if that dye got on more than your skin.

Photo by Orin Zebest

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