Removing Hair Dye From Skin

Removing Hair Dye From Skin - Tip From Reader

by Reader
(UK)

Astonish Oven & Cookware Cleaner

Here is how a reader removes hair dye from skin.

Reader says:

There is a product called Astonish Oven & Cookware Cleaner. It is available in a blue tub from pound stores in the UK. I think it originally came from the states.

Anyway, if you get a small amount of this on a cloth and rub gently, it removes dye from the skin. Great if you have any accidents.

It sometimes makes my skin red (from the rubbing, not the cleaner) but that fades soon after.

Taylor says:

Thanks for the tip for how you remove hair dye from skin.

I have not personally tried this product for hair dye stain removal from skin, so I cannot personally vouch for its effectiveness.

I would caution everyone to be careful when using a product on your skin that is not designed for your skin, such as this one, to be careful, and use common sense if trying such suggestions.

You can also check out more suggestions for way to remove hair dye stains from your skin and other surfaces here, or submit your own tip.

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