Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: petuniaclark on November 14, 2021, 12:41:01 PM
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Hello. I have no issue at all with the patches themselves, but when I replace them I am left with grey marks - the outline of where the patches were - like you'd get with plasters I guess? Any ideas how to remove this ? Thank goodness its winter as it looks horrific ;D ;D Thanks all
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I use a facial exfoliate pad with soap then towel dry xx
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Baby oil on a cotton pad, comes off a treat & smells lovely 😊
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Blue tack rubbed over gently ?
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I use a tiny amount of nail polish remover.
Taz x :)
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I’m a bit like Taz - I use nail varnish remover pads. :)
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Ha, I had this issue but read about using baby oil and it works really well. I had a slight rash because I didn't fully remove the grey line a couple of weeks back. Lesson learned. A dollop on a reusable bamboo pad is my go-to :)
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I’m a bit like Taz - I use nail varnish remover pads. :)
Ooooh nail varnish remover on the skin!!!!. I would definitely not recommend 🥺
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I use cold wax strips for my ‘moustache’. They come with cleaning wipes which are perfect for removing the patch residue.
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I’m a bit like Taz - I use nail varnish remover pads. :)
Ooooh nail varnish remover on the skin!!!!. I would definitely not recommend 🥺
It's worked for me over the past fourteen years - it's such a tiny amount. I've got a really sensitive skin too so I must admit I was surprised. Think I read about it first on hystersisters. There is always the adhesive remover wipes from amazon too which may work.