Does anyone who's used it know if it will come out of your costume with dry cleaning. I have a new white shirt and Sizzler will be my first time using it since I've gotten the shirt. I know it doesn't rub off too much, but will the small amount that does come out with dry cleaning?
Contest colour
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contracheck
New Member
It depends on the culprit stain. Dry cleaning removes certain stain and cannot others, it all depends on the stain. If it is a white shirt you can try bleaching. White shirts almost always require bleaching to be looked better whether it has stain or not.
I was referring specifically to a competition tanner called Contest Colour, as the title of the thread says.
If anyone took bleach to my new latin shirt I would probably cry.
Chris Stratton
New Member
I have no experience with the product in question, but on a cotton/poly shirt, I found that dishwashing liquid was more effective on makeup stains than bleach was. That was a a somewhat different situation though - it was cutting the grease base that held the pigment to the shirt, so it could wash off, while bleach would have to try to de-pigment the pigment. I'm not sure of the mechanism by which contest color would stain, it may get more into the fibers in which case...
TinyDancer109
Well-Known Member
any tips or tricks on applying?
fascination
Site Moderator
nope...but...since it was the only brand in town from which I could find a chartruese green, in case anyone didn't already know based on the price, what "wet and wild" really means is that when it gets wet it runs wildly all over your face....back to my tried and true HIP
TinyDancer109
Well-Known Member
oh dear. how long before your comp did you apply it? and did you rinse after it dried?
fascination
Site Moderator
I am talking eye color here...not sure what you mean...but I applied it about an hour before dancing and my entire face was streaked green by the end of the first round...like I said, I usually use HIP which works wonderfully....but I was seduced by the bright green ...it was a dreadful mistake...
fascination
Site Moderator
guess I have my threads confused
TinyDancer109
Well-Known Member
ahhh ok! I am talking about the tanner "contest colour". LOL
fascination
Site Moderator
yea ..sorry...I don't really do tanner...I bake and then if it isn't up to par I add a bronzer with shimmer
Natalka
Member
In my experience, Contest Colour is the MOST POTENT & MOST DESTRUCTIVE sunless tanner I've used to date. I LOVE the SUPER DEEP color, but it has not come out of anything I've gotten it on, especially the wall in my bathroom, except when I used the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser on it. It is SUPER-POWERED STUFF!
