[header] How to remove primer [title] Pour vegetable oil into a dish. [step] Measure out enough vegetable oil to cover the primer stain on your skin and pour it into a small dish. [substeps] Most primers are oil-based, so plain water won't be effective against them.
[header] How to remove primer [title] Pour vegetable oil into a dish. [step] Measure out enough vegetable oil to cover the primer stain on your skin and pour it into a small dish. [substeps] Most primers are oil-based, so plain water won't be effective against them.
You should also use a low-evaporation method so that you don't have to worry about the oil warming up too much. It can also work in a pinch, such as microwaving or using very hot water. As oil-based products, though, they are oil-soluble and can usually be lifted with the use of additional oil. A little will go a long way, so you may only need 1 to 3 tbsp (15 to 45 ml), even when you need to remove a large primer spot. [title] Pour in 2 tablespoons of black pepper. [step] You can use either fresh or dried pepper, but fresh peppers are more potent than dried peppers. If you prefer to use only oil, use one ounce of vegetable oil for every 1 cup (250 ml) of oil you own. [title] Let the oil absorb for 10 minutes.