How Do You Get Easter Egg Dye Off The Skin?
Coloring Easter eggs can be a messy task. Whether you purchase an Easter egg coloring kit or simply use food coloring, practice caution when dipping the eggs or you risk getting stubborn stains on your skin. Scrubbing dye stains with soap and water can be ineffective and harsh on your skin. Using the correct method will help remove any telltale dye stains in a painless manner. Wet your hands with warm water. Apply a small amount (approximately the size of a quarter) of body scrub onto your palms. Rub your hands together to moisten the body scrub. Buff the body scrub gently onto any Easter egg dye stains on your skin. Rinse the body scrub off your skin with warm water and dry it gently with a soft cloth. Slice a lemon in half and squeeze all of the juice into your palms. Discard any seeds. Rub the lemon juice onto any Easter egg dye stains on your skin–the acid can help break down some of the stubborn pigment. Let the lemon juice sit on your skin for about five minutes to ensure it sin
