Say Goodbye to Eye Shadow Stains on Your Rosepoint Lace!
Eye shadow stains get the best of many people, especially those who wear white or light-colored Rosepoint lace. But the good news is that the stains don’t have to be permanent! Thanks to a few easy steps, you can remove eye shadow stains and preserve the beauty of your fine laces.
Updated 24 Jun 2023
By Jacobim Mugabe
Step 1: Blot Stain with a Paper Towel
The first step to removing an eye shadow stain from Rosepoint lace is to gently remove as much of the excess pigment as possible. To do this, place a paper towel over the stained area and lightly press down. You want to use gentle pressure, so don’t press too hard!
Step 2: Apply a Stain Remover
Now it’s time to apply a stain remover to help break down the pigment. Look for one that’s specifically designed for removing eye shadows, as some generic stain removers may not work properly. Spray or pour the stain remover onto the area and let it sit for 1-2 minutes before blotting it with a clean cloth.
Step 3: Rinse the Stain with Cold Water
After blotting away the stain remover, rinse the area with cold water. The cold water helps to remove any remaining residue from the stain remover and helps to rinse away the eye shadow. Keep rinsing until all of pigment is gone.
Step 4: Air Dry or Machine Wash
Once stain is fully removed, it’s important to let the area air dry or machine wash it to help prevent the stain from setting in again. If you opt to machine wash, use a gentle setting and make sure not to use any fabric softeners as these can cause further damage to the lace.
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