The hard truth about glitter is that after you’ve had your fun with it, it is famously hard to remove it from your clothes, your house, and yourself.

How to remove glitter from clothes. Brush the mixture onto the glitter. And olive oil will help you rinse it out of your hair. Just rub it on your scalp, leave it in for ten.

How to clean up glitter from hard surfaces. Using a regular can of aerosol hairspray spray over all the glitter, making sure you cover every bit of glitter. And hid in the washing machine for several loads thereafter.

Hubby had sparkly boxers for awhile. Lay them out on on a towel, glitter outwards. Using your fingers, press the weeded picture onto the warmed material, shining lining up.

Bit.ly/2aykxm2here is what you'll need!on skin: Rub conditioner on your skin before you hop in the shower and it'll slide right off. Apply generous amount of lotion on glittered area.

It is the tiny silver kind that sticks to the fabric. Put a newspaper at the back of the fabric on which you want to work. Before laundering any clothes, if you see the glue stain, you must remove it first.

Lori leib, a makeup artist and creative director of bodyography cosmetics says to use a natural oil, such as coconut oil. The rubbing alcohol is void of any dangerous chemicals. Let us begin with a safer household item.