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How to Remove Make-up Stains?
How to Remove Make-up Stains?
It can be inevitable to be exposed to make-up stains while putting on and taking off our clothes. Especially make-up materials such as foundation can leave stains on the neck and collar of our clothes. BONEX is with you for the quick solution of this type of make-up stains. Pour the BONEX washing liquid into the warm water and leave the stained part in this mixture for 1-2 minutes, then rinse it by hand and put it into the machine with Bonex White&color Powder Detergent.
Lipstick: Since lipsticks are oil-based, using oil-dissolving materials against stains will help. Start wiping away any color residue with the help of a clean piece of cloth. Then rinse the stain with clean water, but avoid soaking the entire garment. Depending on the size of the lipstick stain, use some Bonex liquid detergent to gently dab the stain and leave it for 15 - 20 minutes.
Foundote: If you use liquid foundote, it spreads very quickly when it gets on the fabric. It creates a bad look, especially on your white clothes. It would be best to treat the foundotestain as soon as possible. Start by scraping off the smeared foundote with the help of a plastic knife. Afterwards, you can wash it in the washing machine using Bonex powder Laundry Detergent. For powder foundote stains, mix Bonex Liquid Detergent and water in a bowl. Apply the mixture on the stain, first with your finger and then with a toothbrush. Wash in the washing machine and dry. The same stain removal process can be used for powder blush.
Mascara: You can wash the mascara stain using Bonex detergent. Apply the Bonex liquid detergent you poured on the stain with a brush. Be careful not to spread the stain. Wash the clothing by hand or in the washing machine on the appropriate program without waiting too long. Bonex Powder detergents and Liquid detergents are always with you for the quick solution of the make-up stains listed above and for long experience in its useful to cleaning all types of textiles materials.
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