Use a non-gel toothpaste that has baking soda in it. Distribute the toothpaste along the entirety of the stain. Discard any excess toothpaste using a tissue.  If you have an old, soft-bristled toothbrush, you can use that to scrub the stained area instead. Just be careful when using a toothbrush, as the bulky head might make it harder to handle precisely.  Instead of toothpaste, try using a cotton swab dipped in vinegar or hairspray. The process for all three alternatives is the same, and each will act as an exfoliant to lift the hair dye from your skin. Just be careful not to get any of these products in your eyes. Apply a gentle pressure with the cotton swab to avoid irritating your skin with the toothpaste. If the cotton swab does not seem to be exfoliating your skin properly, put on a pair of gloves and rub the toothpaste using your finger. The gritty texture of the toothpaste, along with the reactive power of the baking soda, will lift the hair dye from your pores. Use an old washcloth that you don’t mind getting hair dye stains on, and wipe your skin clean. If the stains are completely removed, follow up by washing your face properly with soap and water. Repeat the process if needed, but make sure not to repeat the process too many times that you irritate your skin.
ضعي مقدارًا قليلًا من معجون الأسنان على البقعة باستخدام عود قطني. استخدمي عودًا قطنيًا لدعك معجون الأسنان على البقعة لمدة دقيقة. امسحي معجون الأسنان وصبغة الشعر بفوطة وجه مبللة.