Make-up stains – whether from foundation, lipstick or powder – are often oil- or pigment-based, which means they need a bit of extra care.
Start by gently blotting away any excess – avoid rubbing, as that only drives the product deeper into the fabric. Next, dab on a small amount of liquid washing-up liquid or even a gentle make-up remover, and work it in lightly with your fingertips or a soft brush. Leave it for 10–15 minutes, then rinse with cold water and wash the garment as usual.
For white fabrics, a paste of bicarbonate of soda, an oxygen-based stain remover, or bleaching salt (sodium percarbonate) can help lift the stain completely – but always do a patch test first.
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