How To Remove Perfume Smell From Skin
How to remove perfume?
How to remove perfume? nine years ago
I've read that rubbing booze is supposed to practice the play a joke on, but honestly I don't recollect that works, with particularly strong scents or with perfume oils. I'thousand not convinced that soap and hot water ever do it, either. Does anyone have whatever surefire techniques, or is it a matter of scrub harder (three movies: Scrub Hard, Scrub Harder, a Practiced Day to Scrub Hard)?
9 years agone
I usually apply a pre shave which contains a lot of alcohol. I use the pre shave by Speick.
nine years ago
I've started using this technique which works xc% of the time unless the fragrance is truly malicious.
1. Rub unscented aluminum containing antiperspirant over the scented pare. Wait 5 five minutes.
ii. Rub the surface area thoroughly with isopropyl (rubbing) booze or Ethanol (Vodka).Allow to air dry for a minute.
three. Now wash the area with warm water and dish lather solution. Soaking area if possible for a couple of minutes in warm water.
4. Dry surface area and if any trace of the offending scent remains then apply a scented lotion or a dissimilar more than appealing scent over the area.
But if someone could invent an instant fragrance neutralizer spray/wipe...I would buy it by the example, for sure!
9 years ago
When I'thou sampling for the commencement time, I only use to my wrists/inner arms. The positive of this is that the peel there is tougher and more than accessible than one'southward neck or chest, for example. If I don't like it, I utilize an unscented exfoliating scrub past Ahava that contains pretty large salt crystals. (I was just looking for it & they don't seem to make it any more, but there must be other unscented exfoliating scrubs out there.) This has worked improve than anything else I've tried, including alcohol, witch hazel, and oily scrubs.
9 years agone
Practice you lot recall baking soda would work?
9 years agone
Guys, I utilise mineral oil and it works like a charm.
9 years agone
Ambiguous:
Guys, I apply mineral oil and it works like a charm.
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Cincy:
Practise you remember blistering soda would piece of work?
Concur, I think this volition work. But shouldn't rub because soda is annoying! and will damage the skin. It would exist amend to make a thick paste of baking soda and warm water, roughly equal parts; apply gently and leave a few minutes baking soda on your skin and rinse with lukewarm water.
I think as well for toothpaste... used in the same style.
Other method that I know is with vinegar and olive oil. Yous need to make a mixture of equal parts vinegar and olive oil. Wipe the pare with the mixture, wait 10 minutes, then rinse with warm water and wash with mild lather.
9 years ago
Are you asking about removing perfume from pare or wear, Silverfire?
9 years agone
If you mean from your body, there's no ameliorate solution than:
a long, hot, bubble bath!!!!
ix years ago
Flaconneur:
Are you request most removing perfume from skin or clothing, Silverfire?
Skin.
I don't seem to have a problem removing it from clothing.
9 years ago
Sherapop:
If you mean from your body, in that location's no ameliorate solution than:
a long, hot, chimera bath!!!!
+1
nine years ago
WolfM:
Cryptic:
Guys, I use mineral oil and it works similar a charm.
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Yes, that's the brand I use, lol. I didn't know it came in the large economy size. 
9 years ago
Cincy:
Do you retrieve baking soda would work?
I just tried to make a thick paste of baking soda and slather it over a sample of KM Soussanne on my arm. It takes the intensity downwards about 50%, but it is definitely still strong enough to annoy me. I'm going to try the mineral oil method next. Maybe tomato juice, similar nosotros use on the dogs for skunk attacks would work?
9 years ago
Quite the fertile topic hehehe
I'g thinking typical reflux remedies like Maalox should do the task pretty well, or at least and so suggest their ingredients.
I'll experiment and study in a while))
Edited to add together: yes, it worked. I just slathered some on the perfumed area and waited a couple minutes. I gauge the longer the wait, the more than chances to remove even pretty flatulent stuff (I sacrificed some of my Dune for the experiment). Maalox smells kind of funny itself though.
ix years ago
The reason why I prefer a bath is because all of the other remedies require i to laissez passer through yet some other unwanted scent stage.
I prefer to brainstorm anew with a make clean peel slate!
9 years ago
Sherapop:
The reason why I prefer a bath is because all of the other remedies require one to pass through all the same some other unwanted scent stage.
I prefer to brainstorm anew with a make clean skin slate!
Yes, indeed. This is the truth. I am wrestling with what to do when a hot bath is 3 hours away equally I am planning an all day trip to the niche perfume boutique & Department store which are three hours from my house in a couple of weeks for my Birthday. It'due south quite a conundrum.
9 years ago
I think those that have suggested an oil based substance are definitely on to something! I didn't have any mineral oil handy but I tried some safflower oil and unscented sesame oil...followed by soap and h2o- it worked great- I had something with monster sillage on from Lubin- came right off completely. I am certain when I pull out the bottle of cooking oil from my bag at the luxury fragrance counter I will have some explaining to do! Hehehe.
9 years ago
Silverfire:
Flaconneur:
Are you asking nigh removing perfume from skin or vesture, Silverfire?
Pare.
I don't seem to have a trouble removing it from wearable.
They simply method I detect effective is unscented moisturizer. Applied to the peel information technology volition completely neutralize the scent.
eight years ago
I notice manus sanitizer gels piece of work really well for especially stinky perfumes. Two really good applications followed by a good soapy launder e'er gets rid of the worst offenders.
viii years agone
Sorceress:
I discover hand sanitizer gels work really well for especially stinky perfumes. Ii really good applications followed by a good soapy wash always gets rid of the worst offenders.
Sorceress, ever since I read your post I've been using mitt sanitizer and it seems to work quite well. By comparison when I've used straight booze information technology never seemed to work as well as the hand sanitizer. That makes me wonder if hand sanitizers mostly contain a deodorizer which helps eliminate or mask the aroma?
8 years ago
I'1000 non a pharmacist and wouldn't understand the why'due south, but the manus sanitizer I employ is 62% ethyl alcohol vs. a 91% isopropyl alcohol that I could also use straight. The sanitizer also has glycerin and aloe in information technology to soften the rub. I just know it works. I purchase mine at my local Dollar Store and utilize information technology for a variety of things. Information technology'south piece of cake on the pare. I'm glad it worked for y'all, Greysolon.
8 years ago
Yous demand something that's oil based, as fragrance is as well oil based. I retrieve an old thread on another forum about this subject that had some great solutions but I can't find it anymore.
Scrubbing but irritates the skin and won't actually remove the smell.
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