3 Simple Steps to Remove Tree Sap Stains From Your Hair Barrettes
Tree sap can be sticky and hard to remove from your barrettes, but there are a few simple methods you can use to get rid of the stains safely. Here are 3 easy steps to help you restore your barrettes to their clean and shiny best.
Updated 11 Mar 2023
By Peter Blackwood
Step 1: Soaking
The first step is to soak your barrettes in warm, soapy water for about an hour.
A few drops of a mild liquid dish detergent can help dissolve the sap from your barrettes. If soaking doesn't work, try using a gentle scrubbing brush or an old toothbrush to loosen and remove any stubborn areas of sap.
Step 2: Wiping
After soaking, take a soft cloth and wipe away any remaining traces of sap from the barrettes. Make sure to use a cloth that won't scratch the surface of the barrettes – an old t-shirt or a baby wipe works well.
Step 3: Polishing
Finish up by polishing your barrettes with a soft cloth. This will help restore the shine to the metal and make your barrettes look as good as new!
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