What should I do if dye gets on my clothes?

We often need to use hair dye in our daily life. For example, when dyeing your hair, you should choose an ointment of better quality, and you must be careful during the dyeing process. Otherwise, the dye will easily get everywhere, such as on your hands or on your clothes, and then leave very conspicuous marks on your clothes. So how do you wash off the dye on your clothes?

What should I do if dye gets on my clothes?

1. A clever way to save stained white clothes: To clean stained white clothes, you can use aged vinegar to wash the stained area.

2. Or soak it in a little 84 disinfectant. But don't put too much, and try to soak it as little as possible. It is better to soak it a few more times than to over soak it. In addition, 84 disinfectant is quite damaging to clothes, and clothes that have been soaked in it will become rough to the touch.

3. You can also use bleach for a period of time.

4. Or you can wet the stained area with water, apply edible salt, and then rub it repeatedly with your hands. Wait until the dyed color fades, then wash it with clean water, and you can see that the dyeing and color removal effect of the clothes is obvious.

Additional information:

A trick to save clothes of other colors from getting stained: What if clothes of other colors get stained? Try a chemical product called color bleach, such as White Cat Bleach and Blue Moon. Just follow its instructions for use. First put the stained clothes in a basin and soak them in clean water. Pour out the clean water and pour freshly boiled soapy water, that is, alkaline water, directly into the basin, soak for about ten minutes, and then rub it.

Wet the stained area with water, then apply table salt, rub it repeatedly with your hands, and wash it with clean water. The problem of clothing staining can be easily solved.

You can wipe it with a wet towel dipped in cigarette ash, which will be more effective. Or you can drop a few drops of water into the cigarette ash, dip your hand in it and rub it on the area stained with hair dye. This method is very simple and will not hurt your hands. You can also wash it with dilute alkaline water. If it is still stubborn, you can use ammonia water. This method is simple and effective. It is recommended that you wear a color you don’t like or black when dyeing your hair. If you accidentally dye it, don’t go to the trouble of washing it off.

Things to note when dyeing your hair:

1. Choose hair dye sold in regular shopping malls or hair salons

Hair dyes should be selected from regular shopping malls or hair salons with intact packaging, clear labels, and production licenses, hygiene licenses, special cosmetics approval numbers, and product standard numbers. Imported goods should be labeled with the imported cosmetics hygiene approval number, Chinese product name, manufacturer's name and address, and registered name and address of the distributor, etc. Counterfeit and shoddy products should be rejected.

2. Apply a layer of protective product beforehand

When dyeing your hair, you should avoid applying hair dye to your skin. You should apply a layer of protective product on your skin first. If you dye your hair yourself, you must wear gloves to avoid direct skin contact with the dye. After dyeing your hair, you should wash your hair and scalp thoroughly, and avoid scratching your hair vigorously when rinsing to avoid scalp damage and poisoning or infection. Also, avoid direct contact of hair dye with your skin, and do not let hair dye directly come into contact with your hands, scalp, eyes, face, lips, etc.

3. Do not use hair dye that has been opened for more than half a year

Do not use hair dye that has been opened for more than half a year, and the interval between two hair dyeings should be more than 3 months. In addition, avoid using products of different brands at the same time, as they may produce chemical reactions, generate toxic substances, and increase the chance of allergies.