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Found another one, baby oil (leave on area for 5-6 minutes) then scrub with a soapy wash cloth.
Still like the 151 idea though. 
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mix up a new batch of color and put it on the stains wet and rub it off
color removes color so next time you color make sure to use the color on your hair to other areas with color on ,, and then rinse 
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ok , well peroxide is what is used to bleach out color from hair, i would be very careful to not put the peroxide on any fabrics as it could pull out the original
 color from the material. other than that it should take out the color from your skin and any other hard surfaces. hope this helps.
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Just pay tp have it done
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Oh, how I remember those days!!!
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 lemon juice and sugar scrub!?!?!?
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Just pay tp have it done  You do not understand how much hair I have! It would cost me almost $100 to get it done professionaly! Much rather pay $14 then $100 anyday! And well I found that nail polish remover works! Do not know what made me try but it helps!Whooo Hoo! I do not look like I have dry blood on my anymore! Thanks everyone! |
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baby oil on the skin!!!
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 ((((Whisper))))
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At least it wasn't caulk this time!!!!
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