How to Easily Clean Up Hairspray Stains from Hollister
Hollister products are great for adding a nice hold to your hair, but that comes with one downside: hairspray stains on clothing. Luckily, cleaning these stains up is easy and doesn't need to be a huge headache. Here's how you can do it!
Updated 01 Mar 2023
By Luke Smith
Gathering Supplies
The first step to successfully removing hairspray stains from Hollister clothing is to gather necessary supplies. Generally this includes:
- Cold water
- Laundry detergent
- Stain remover
- Bleach
- Rubbing alcohol
- A sponge or cloth
Removing the Stain
Now that you have the supplies you need, it's time to tackle the stain! The method for doing so will depend on the type of fabric the item of clothing is made of, so proceed with caution.
The simplest approach is to begin by dabbing the stain with cold water and laundry detergent to loosen it. Once residue is loosened, submerge the item in cold water and let it soak for a while. After soaking, rinse the item with cold water before putting it in the washing machine with a regular load of laundry.
If this simple approach doesn't work, don't despair! There are more options available for tougher stains. If using detergent, bleach, and cold water doesn't work, try using a combination of rubbing alcohol, white vinegar, and cold water.
Preventing Future Stains
To prevent future stains, it's best to use as minimal hairspray as possible and avoid spraying directly onto clothing. If you are wearing a new, delicate item of clothing, keep it away from any area where you may be using hairspray, like the bathroom counter.
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