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The best way to prevent hair dye from staining your skin is to directly wipe it off while dyeing. If you have some stains on your forehead or ears afterwards, you can remove this with butter or a nice scrub. Some people use more agressive ways, such as acetone, but with WECOLOUR hair dye this is definitely not needed.
When you work very accurately and immediately remove the dye from your skin when it lands, you'll rarely get stains. However, this can be difficult and there's a possibility you spill some dye on places you don't see. In that case make sure that you, after applying the dye to your hair, directly try to see if there's any dye on your ears, temples, neck or face. You can remove these stains with an (old) wash cloth or with cotton wool you can throw away later. If you remove it directly after dyeing, it won't be noticeable at all afterwards. This is the best way, but sometimes you mess up and have to do it another way.
When you've mixed colourcream with developer and the colour of the mixture is already dark you have to pay extra attention. If the colour is still bright, it's probably easy to remove after rinsing out the dye. If the mixture is darker than your scalp, you could get stains that don't match your skin tone. You'll want to remove these. There are several methods to so this. We'll start with the mildest and most natural method. This one fits our hair dye well:
These were all the things you can use to remove the colour from your skin. For more personal advice you can always contact us and we'll help you to the best of our capability.