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Anonymous users2024-01-24Belch. Then wash more often with shampoo. Definitely can be dropped! ~
And also. Don't use detergent!
That's a chemical. And it's not specifically for washing hair. You have to be careful. If there are any side effects, it will not be good
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I'm going to spoof it, o(o....Haha, use carburetor cleanser, and then do regular hair care, don't perm your hair during the period!!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's hot, shave a board brush head, and everything is off!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Wash it with shampoo, it should be able to wash it off.
Wash it with gasoline or something to see if it works, if it doesn't work, hit the sofa oil and wipe it again.
The long hair fluttering is very beautiful, very ladylike, and very temperamental! But when you go to the toilet, if you don't put it away properly, embarrassing things will happen
Every time I take a shower, or comb my hair every day, I sweep it with a broom (old Niss socks are put on the head of the broom), and it is clean and can no longer be stained.
It cannot be removed, but can only fade slowly and naturally, because once the cloth is sprinkled with tea, it quickly penetrates into the deep layers of the fabric. It's not easy to deal with, and it's useless to scrub it. If sprinkled on clothing, you can wash it immediately.
You can use a mixture of 60 liquor or 8:2 alcohol (95%) and water to soak the glue stains on the clothes, and after soaking for about half an hour, you can scrub with water until it is clean, and finally rinse with water. I hope my answer is helpful to you.