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Subject: Re: Dye on my fingers Q: I just finished dyeing all the shingles; my fingers are all colored too. Water and soap are not working at all... any idea on how to remove the color from my fingers? A: A wash of water and bleach will get everything except the cuticles and cut the “let the skin grow out” time by a lot. I always do some level of bleaching – mild if I am just going to work, but with more bleach if I am going out. I particularly enjoyed the color of my feet when I wore sandals to a tie-dye workshop and had cerulean blue and golden yellow toes. I did not bleach that out, and wore it for several days until it faded by itself. Comment;
Google said to use toothpaste. I put some on, then I rubbed for 15 minutes or more; the dye is all gone! A: Well, that’s a great trick and I will post it for others… It sounds gentler on the skin than bleach! |
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