A long-lasting eyeliner, a wash bag without make-up remover and a white towel: sometimes that combination is enough to leave us with an unexpected stain. When trying to remove the last traces of make-up, we can end up leaving black or coloured marks on white towels.
What can we do then? Before giving up on the towel, it is worth checking its care instructions and treating the stain with a suitable product.
A small mishap that can happen at home
You get home, get ready for bed and discover that your usual make-up remover has run out. You try to remove your eyeliner to avoid staining the pillow and, almost without noticing, the marks end up on the towel.
It is an everyday situation that reminds us of something: our skin needs a suitable make-up remover; the stains left on towels need a stain remover that is compatible with the fabric.
How to treat make-up stains with Agerul stain remover
Agerul Stain Remover for White and Coloured Clothes is suitable for various stains, including make-up. It is applied directly to the fabric before washing, and its spray nozzle allows you to cover the area with foam.
To use it on a towel that is compatible with the product:
- Check the towel’s label. Follow its washing instructions and consult the stain remover’s directions.
- Test on an inconspicuous area before treating the stain.
- Spray directly onto the affected area, covering it with foam.
- Leave it to work for a few minutes, without allowing the product to dry on the fabric.
- Rub gently if necessary, then wash the towel as usual, following its care label.
Apply the product as soon as possible to make the stain easier to treat.
Does it also work on eyeliner marks?
Make-up is among the product’s listed uses, although not all stains respond in the same way. A long-lasting eyeliner can present a different challenge from a small trace of foundation.
The result will depend on the cosmetic, the fabric and the condition of the stain. After washing, check the area before considering the stain removed.
How to avoid make-up stains on towels
- Use a make-up remover suited to the cosmetics you are wearing, especially if they are waterproof or long-lasting.
- Remove your make-up before drying your face with the towel, and avoid using it instead of a cotton pad or make-up remover wipe.
- If you are spending the night away from home, check your wash bag so you have what you need and do not have to improvise.
A little extra care before washing
A make-up mark does not mean you have to give up on the towel. Checking the fabric and treating the area before washing is the first step towards trying to restore it.
Discover Agerul Stain Remover for White and Coloured Clothes and consult its directions to make it part of your laundry routine.