What soap did you use to remove silicone gel from skin?
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It wasn't something that I had to scrub off. It mostly obsorbs into your skin/ rubs off.
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I didn't use any soap. The product is not difficult to come off, so to speak. In addition, don't waste your money, because this product is not effective at all.
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I just used a mild collagen soap. There was no real residue to speak of; easy to remove. Just wash your face as your normally would.
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I just used a warm wash cloth in the mornings. At night I use Olay Facial Cleanser. Nancy
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I didn't use a specific type...any soap or body wash should remove it. It's not a thick gel that's hard to get off. I usually use dove sensitive. Hope that helps.
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I don't know what to recommend, but Chamberlain's Leather Milk is not it. It's a watery product that isn't a strong cleaner. Maybe saddle soap?
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This soap dried out my face and body something terrible. I do however use it at the sinks for hand washing because it lasts so long and is much more affordable than liquid hand soap and because it cleans well.
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I use the exfoliating side wet with soap. I haven't tried that side dry before.
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I used a remover purchased from my local Sally beauty- I recommend. In the mean time, try olive oil
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No down time with this one. I like to use water or aveno facial bar (soap free) to rinse off. You could apply with the gauze pad or your finger tip. Always wear sunscreen after a peel.
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I used a product called Goo Gone, which is specially formulated to take off anything sticky. After that you have to clean the area with regular soap and water.
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I had some trouble in the beginning and wrote to the company. It was the dishwasher soap, don't use any lemon scented. I know use Cascade with Dawn and all is well.
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Try using Bar Keepers Friend brand soft cleanser. Occasionally, I have some marks on my Mikasa and that has worked to remove it.
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Water, Plycarin, Sodium Silicate,Soap,Fragrance. It could icause irritation with prolonged use for people with sensitive skin. It does not seem to bother me.
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Hi Amanda, I have been using Edge Gel. It cleans up easy and works very well. Hope this helps... :)
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You do not need another cleanser - this one does the trick. Also, using another soap can mess with your results and make your skin too dry, too.
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It's not easy to remove if dry . Using water n some soap can easily remove the silicone
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Sponge with soap and HOT water completely squeezed out .. Abrasive side gently ..basic soap and hot water will remove a lot of things like melted candy ect.
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Well, I am using hand soap, not dish soap. You can use pretty much any liquid or gel soap unless it has "beads" in it or something that would clog the pump.
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I use a baby liguid cleanser, and also used a green clay slurry-worked great. I think any cleanser will do.
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I have not used saddle soap, however this has worked well for me especially on exotic skin boots such as python, stingray...anything with a crevice in the pattern. On my regular leather or distressed leather this also works well but have also had success with mink oil (the kind without silicone) and Bear fat. Hope this helps.