foto: X/@landtrues
Brilio.net - Hair coloring has become one of the most popular ways to express yourself and update your appearance. With a variety of colors and techniques available, this process is not just about changing your hair color, but can also increase your confidence.
However, the cost of doing this treatment at the salon is often quite draining. For those of you who want to look different without having to spend too much, coloring your hair at home can be an interesting alternative. In addition to being more economical, you can also be more free to choose the color and time that suits you.
But unfortunately, when coloring your own hair , sometimes you accidentally get hair dye on your hands. Hair dye stains or hair dye can be very difficult to remove because the color pigments contained in them are very strong and tend to soak into the skin. Therefore, most people usually use gloves to prevent this from happening.
In contrast to a user X with the account name @landtrues, who actually experienced bad luck after helping his friend dye his hair. Apparently, he helped dye or dye his friend's hair without using gloves. As a result, his hands were automatically black with stains that were difficult to remove.
This story of a girl removing nail polish stains from her hands is full of struggle.
X/@landtrues
"AAAAAA THIS IS LOST WHAT ELSE DO I HAVE TO DO, I've just finished helping my friend color her hair, I don't know if it really sticks like this, I'm so tired of not losing it," he wrote in the upload, which briliobeauty.net quoted on Tuesday (24/9).
Through her upload, it can be seen that the hands of the account owner, known as Riri, are full of black stains. The stains appear to dirty the palms of her hands, fingers, and even into her nails. According to her, she never thought that hair dye or hair polish would be difficult to remove.
Until finally, he tried to remove the stain using thinner. But unfortunately, the stain on his hand did not go away. Not only that, he also tried using gasoline to clean the stain on his hand. Again, his efforts were in vain.
"Using petrol doesn't make any difference, bro. I'm really hopeless," he said.
This story of a girl removing nail polish stains from her hands is full of struggle.
X/@landtrues
Next, she tried again to remove the stain on her hand using warm water mixed with dish soap. She also soaked her hand in proclin or bleach. Well, this time her efforts paid off even though the stain on her hand was not completely gone.
"I soaked it in warm water with dish soap, then I used Proclin too. Pls tell me if this is better," he continued.
This story of a girl removing nail polish stains from her hands is full of struggle.
X/@landtrues
Finally, Riri continued to use warm water soaks mixed with dish soap and proclin to remove the stains on her hands. As a result, the black spots on her palms and fingers slowly disappeared. But unfortunately, the stains on her nails remained and were difficult to remove.
This story of a girl removing nail polish stains from her hands is full of struggle.
X/@landtrues
The story of Riri's struggle to remove hair dye stains on her hands immediately went viral. Even until now, her upload has been viewed 3 million times, and has drawn various comments from netizens.
"Sis, why don't you wear gloves, the ones on your nails are really hard to lose," wrote the account @_starssbiee.
"My friend's sister was pregnant, haha, 2 weeks before it was completely gone. I've had it done all sorts of things. Rubbed with kerosene, etc. I can't do it, just wait 2 weeks nder," said the account @twometou.
"Lesson if you want to color your hair, wear gloves, guys. For me and my mother, I usually just leave it on and it will take a long time to fade, but it takes a LONG time," said the account @bucinshop.
(brl/ola)
