https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/oil-blotting-sheets • Posted by M.a.r.i.s.o.l.
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!!!
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!!!
First you want to make sure your instruments are sanitized. Using a cotton swab & the rubbing alcohol clean your scissor blades.
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)
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.
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. =]