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Removing lipstick

brownacid · 2010-08-12 21:38:11

Hey ladies, long story short i got a smily face drawn on my belly last night in lipstick and it won't come off with soap and hot water. Any one have any tips how to get lipstick off skin?

12-08-2010 9:38pm

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brownacid

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Hey ladies, long story short i got a smily face drawn on my belly last night in lipstick and it won't come off with soap and hot water. Any one have any tips how to get lipstick off skin?

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#2 12-08-2010 9:39pm

Nevyn

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Get a packet of make up remover wipes, boots do a small packet meant for hand bags.

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#3 12-08-2010 10:25pm

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Vaseline is great for removing eye make-up and lip make-up. I guess the grease breaks it down or something. Worth a shot!!

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#4 12-08-2010 10:39pm

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#5 12-08-2010 11:57pm

snooleen

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Try an oil-based eye make up remover or make up remover. Most eye ones are oil based so you're own probably is. This gets rid if my max factor lipfinity after a good scrub so will probably work! Mine is the No7 gentle eye make up remover.

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#6 13-08-2010 2:04pm

bronte

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Yeah, any oil based remover...baby oil is quite good at getting rid of that long wear stuff.

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