Rub your skin that has on it with an ice cube or ice pack. Keep rubbing until the tar hardens or cracks. This can make it easier to peel away the tar from your skin and treat any damage or remove stains. If your skin gets too cold, remove the ice and let the tar sit for a few minutes. This can prevent ice burning or frostbite. Using gentle pulling motions, peel away any cooled tar from your skin. If the tar cracks, continue peeling away little pieces until you've removed each bit. Peeling away the tar may hurt or cause you discomfort from pulling out small hairs caught in the tar. If removing the tar becomes too painful, seek medical attention to minimize the risk of damage to your skin. Harden the tar with ice again if it softens from your body heat. If you are able to remove the tar, cleanse your skin with a mild soap. Use a gentle, circular motion to spread the cleanser around the affected area. Then rinse your skin clean, warm water. This can remove tar fragments and residue. It can also get rid of any bacteria or germs that may cause infection on injured skin.
اجعل القطران أكثر صلابة بوضع الثلج. قشّر القطران الصلب أو المتشقق. طهّر جلدك.