How do i get felt tip off daughter face for passport photo.urgent.?

Question

three reasons for living.she sneaks behind the sofa and puts dots all over her face to pretend she has chicken pox.ireally should hide her felt tips and change them to crayons.if she finds a black pen she colours in her nose and gives herself whiskers.she is five.

Answer 1

Orange oil.

If it won't come off... there's always concealer and powder. It's a bit much for a child but it won't be as harsh as the cleansers you'd have to use to get it off.

Or let it go...As long as it doesn't change her features, the passport will still serve its purpose.

Answer 2

hand sanitizer, soap, gritty soap ( not like hurtful gritty but the gritty soap may help more), hope i helped

Answer 3

either hand sanitizer ( which will dry her skin out, so use lotion after... that will also fade the marker) OR diaper wipes. I swear, diaper wipes are the cleanser of champions. I've been amazed at some of the stuff they will lean up! LOL Good luck! Or.... try rubbing alcohol on a cotton ball. It's very harsh to skin, though, so remember that lotion.

Answer 4

alcohal swabs or vaseline-she think twicw next time 2 cause it stinks OR VINEGER

Answer 5

use make up whipes or rubbing alchol!

Answer 6

sunscreen has worked for my kids - even with Sharpies.

Answer 7

i use baby wipes to get pen off faces you need to get them quick tho if it has really set in and i'm in a hurry i use a small amout of nail varnish remover.

Answer 8

Try rubbing alcohol. Good luck!

Edit- Why all the thumbs-down??? Alcohol works to remove ink.

Answer 9

vinegar gets it out of clothes I suppose you could use it on her face.

P.S. if you have to get it out of clothes mix it with some baking soda to prevent the ink from bleeding to other areas.

Answer 10

soap and water. Its about the only thing you can do. wipes? maybe? But warm water and soap always works best

Answer 11

TRY HAND SANITIZER (THE ALCOHOL WILL TAKE OUT PERMANEMT MARKER AND INK OFF ALL KINDS- AT LEAST AT MY HOME)..... HOW IN THE WORLD DID THAT HAPPEN ANYWAYS???

Answer 12

Sunscreen (like WaterBabies) is really good for such a thing... My children have done this to themselves and on the furniture... It really works well...