Oil Blotting Sheets ∙ How To by M.a.r.i.s.o.l. on Cut Out + Keep

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Published about 3 years ago

Time

Time:0h30

Difficulty

Pretty Easy

Posted By

M.a.r.i.s.o.l.

Los Angeles, CA, United States

2008

15 projects · 23 followers

KISS YOUR OILY FACE GOODBYE!!!

IM BACK!!!

I haven't posted in a while so i thought i'd as least share a tip i learned a few years back.

My face just started getting oily a few years ago, before that i never paid much attention to those oil blotting sheets they sell at the drug store until i needed them, and once i did i started trying to find ways to keep from having to buy them because they can get a bit pricey. Times are tough and toilet seat covers are a cheaper alternative!

It sounds a bit weird but trust me it works wonders.

ENJOY!!!

Crafts

Beauty Product Making

Instructions

Project Cost: Almost Nothing

1

First you want to make sure your instruments are sanitized. Using a cotton swab & the rubbing alcohol clean your scissor blades.
2

After the scissors are clean put on your gloves and grab the toilet seat cover.(DO NOT TOUCH THE TOILET SEAT COVER WITHOUT GLOVES- YOU DONT WANT TO SPREAD THE OILS AND BACTERIA IN YOUR HANDS ONTO THE SEAT COVER)
3

cut the toilet seat cover as best you can into pieces big enough to fit on a business card holder...you can obviously use a business card as a templete.
4

once you're done fill the business card holder with the sheets of cut up toilet seat covers and use as you would any other oil blotting sheets...REFILL AS NEEDED.

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