Then simply wash off with warm water and a muslin cloth.
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She takes a shower to wash off her drugged-up haze.
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But he gets offstage and has to wash off the mask.
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He goes to take another shower and wash off the grease.
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Then I wash off the mask, put on moisturizer, and fall asleep.
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Still, it was a stain he'd never be able to wash off.
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It's the small talk stamp on my ass that won't wash off.
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"It will wash off in two weeks," the election official assured him.
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But the mark of Cain on his forehead will not wash off.
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Narrator: Finally, they're able to wash off the OC. But the pain lingers.
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I hop in the shower to wash off approximately five gallons of sweat.
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Namada said she found she couldn't wash off the octopus slime in the shower.
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Think twice before you turn on the faucet to wash off that raw meat.
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While the kids' tattoos may wash off, Shelton's had his for quite a while.
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Pros: Gentle and effective clay mask, easy to wash off, non-irritatingCons: High price tag
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I wash off my makeup and do a quick brightening treatment before jumping into bed.
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You may wash off any before they've really had a chance to really dig in.
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So when I discovered NKD SKN's wash-off formula, I had to give it a try.
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You can also sweat it out, and it can wash off and down the tub drain.
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"We do it to wash off the old and breathe in the new," the friend clarifies.
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"Most people wash off an apple but with melons assume they don't have to," says Judd.
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Video depicted limp bodies and children choking while rescuers tried to wash off the poison gas.
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India is experimenting with stamping people who have been infected with ink that doesn't wash off.
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These temporary tattoos from Inked by Dani ($10) wash off with a little soap and water. 8.
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But why wash off disease when you can get an assault rifle in six minutes or less?
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He recommends their products with black sugar, like Black Sugar Mask Wash Off, which softens the skin.
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I actually didn't take off the boxer shorts or wash off the mustache until the next day.
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You may wash off the ink immediately — that's what the pitchers and bowls are for — or not.
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He showers at night, not in the morning, to wash off the grime of a long day's work.
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I go to the kitchen to wash off the peach I brought and grab my coconut milk yogurt.
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"We threw a hose down the balcony, so people could wash off the tear gas," said Caballeira, 36.
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As of 2011, the FDA disallowed manufacturers from labeling sunscreens as "waterproof" because all sunscreens eventually wash off.
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While it may be difficult to wash off the microscopic parasite, the heat from cooking does kill it.
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Then three of the guards took him into a shower vestibule to wash off the spray, prosecutors said.
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When we get back from our walk, I take a shower and try to wash off my funk.
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Thinking about going to the pool or the beach would scare me because my makeup would wash off.
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Fluids wash off in the shower and bruises heal, so physical evidence for rape often doesn't last long.
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The piles of host corpses in the glass wash-off room, and Maeve seeing them for the first time.
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Wash off BP and put on niacinamide, eye cream (cheapo CVS kind), moisturizer, sunscreen, primer, foundation, eyeliner, and mascara.
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Simonet dunks the sticky mess into a chemical bath to wash off the excess color, then lets it dry.
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I'd make mental notes to always wash off my makeup or to mask both my face and my hair.
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I think I wanted to wear it, but I had to wash off all the blood and bits first.
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Never soak them in water, or you'll wash off the necessary starch that binds the potatoes to one another.
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At the end of a long, particularly stressful workday, I walked into the office bathroom to wash off my makeup.
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I wash off my makeup and then settle down in the living room to paint my nails and watch You.
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According to Baby Foot, all you do is wash and soak your feet, apply the booties, wash off, then wait.
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Many people rushed to a nearby river in the afternoon to wash off the sweat of travel and extreme heat.
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Then I'd head home, wash off the makeup and get ready for the workshop, taught by the writer John Barth.
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Manda doesn't wash off, and to that point, doesn't run at all, so you shouldn't find it burning your eyes.
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Manda doesn't wash off, and to that point, doesn't run at all, so you shouldn't find it burning your eyes.
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I also put some on my face which I am always careful to wash off after the three hour mark.
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The green solution, known as "zelyonka," is sold as an antiseptic in Russian pharmacies and is hard to wash off.
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And to make everything worse there is no shower available to wash off the night of terror in the morning.
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Not just in the morning, but wash off the day as well because she's starting to get her first breakouts.
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If your filter still looks filthy, wash off the lingering dirt gently with a mild detergent and rinse with warm water.
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He's later seen trying to wash off his face by dunking his head into water and spraying himself with a hose.
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Most sunscreens, even the ones that claim water-resistance, wash off pretty quickly in the water, and especially in the surf.
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In the bathroom afterwards, with the other sobbing and destroyed girls, she tried to wash off the soiling, but it stayed.
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I change into my gym gear and wash off my makeup with the makeup eraser, a Christmas gift from my niece.
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I finally deal with the dishes, fold the load of laundry I put in this morning, and wash off my makeup brushes.
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It's still sticky, but I find it easier to wash off and the oils have a lot of skin benefits, as well.
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I was like, 'Oh my God, this is what happens when you party all night and you don't wash off your makeup.
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Plea deals were decisive in getting a Brazilian corruption investigation known as Lava Jato, or Car Wash, off the ground in 2014.
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Reporter: First responders doused the victims with water, stripped off their clothes to wash off what they said was a chemical weapon.
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To top it all off, they place a blood curse on Sabrina, that she must then wash off in the locker room showers.
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Somehow they find clean water in the cave they're in and strip off their clothes to wash off the burning from the rain.
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Makeup Towels (Pair), available at Weezie, $40These gentle and fluffy towels were made to help her wash off the day's makeup with ease.
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Sunscreen that isn't water-resistant can wash off with a splash of water, Aleksandar Sekulic, a dermatologist and researcher at the Mayo Clinic, warned.
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Ignoring the festivities, team mechanics wash the tires to make them look good, and to wash off dirt that adds weight and hurts aerodynamics.
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And a cop could walk in, get a coffee (staying awake is important in fighting crime) and a doughnut to wash off the aftertaste.
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I'm telling them that he is a stain on our democracy and our history that we will have to work hard to wash off.
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Her go-to is St. Tropez's Wash Off Body Bronzing Mist, which gives the skin a veil of bronze coverage, but never transfers onto clothing.
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Court records said he described scrubbing the kitchen clean with chemicals and repainting a wall after he couldn&apost wash off his mother&aposs blood.
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But when I first revealed my tattoos to them, they thought it was temporary and that it would erase or wash off in 30 days.
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And at the spa, you can wash off after the signature coconut scrub treatment (an out-of-body experience) in a giant open-air shower.
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If you're looking for an effective traditional foaming wash-off cleanser to remove your makeup, Pacifica Sea Foam Complete Face Wash is hard to beat.Pros:Cons:
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The gunk we want to wash off our hands, whether it's dirt or germs, clings to us because of the natural oils on our skin.
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"If you plan to use [glow-in-the-dark makeup products], do your best to wash off the makeup as soon as possible," says Dr. Zeichner.
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Oh, and Apple says the card should also avoid contact with denim and leather, as such materials "might cause permanent discoloration that will not wash off."
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Young parents are used to shopping for themselves this way, so why would they want to just grab any old baby wash off a drugstore shelf?
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This once valuable communication platform is now laid bare as a kind of ultra-tacky super glue that gets everywhere and is impossible to wash off.
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This set also thoughtfully includes a brush for easy application, a mitt to help wash off the mask, and an exfoliating treatment for extra-clogged skin.
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The lunatic ran up the stairs while I went straight to the sink to wash off the blood that poured from his nose onto my shoulder.
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And if that's not enough to wash off his stink (it's not for us, frankly), they're also tossing in Javier Bardem in full-on supernatural supervillain mode.
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It was fall 2005, and I was rinsing the Neutrogena acne wash off my face in the shower when "Sugar, We're Goin Down" came on the radio.
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Certain fabrics like leather and denim may result in a permanent discoloration that won't wash off, the company says on a support page for the Apple Card.
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That left Berkeley, the birthplace of the 1960's Free Speech Movement, with a black mark on its reputation no clean-up crew can easily wash off.
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Besides heavy makeup that will not wash off in the pool, the athletes baste their hair with the edible powder and warm water to affix their hairdos.
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I may not be displacing a native people or anything like that, but it's still hard to wash off the politics of the frontier when I play.
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Jars — or other packs, like sleeping or wash-off masks — are multi-use, come packaged in a (hopefully) recyclable glass or plastic container, and don't require disposable applicators.
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Only I knew that they'd wash off in the shower at the end of the day, to be filled in the next morning to face the world again.
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Once you return home, the agency says you should bathe or shower as soon as possible to wash off any free-loaders that might have latched onto you.
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Some nights, I would be too tired to wash off the stains of the fire in the nearby creek, instead collapsing in my tent until the sun rose.
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This is a cute look for, let's say, a music festival or attracting A LOT of attention at the beach, but imagine trying to wash off all that glitter?
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GLOW Recipe's Blueberry Bounce Gentle Cleanser is great for those on the go, acting as a three-in-one product: makeup remover, deep cleanser and five minute wash-off mask.
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They had worn latex gloves through their rampage; a pile of them were left in the kitchen sink, wet and soapy, as though someone had tried to wash off the DNA.
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"People think that it must be a chemical or something used in the growing process, but it's actually part of the food—not something you can wash off," says Dr. McGrath.
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As they tried to sort themselves out, politely, in the upstairs bedroom afterwards, and to wash off the blood, she made a dash to the nearest pub and raised the alarm.
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The report also raises concerns that wash-off of existing isotopes into the ocean would be exacerbated by rising sea levels and risked contaminating the island's lagoon and the surrounding ocean.
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It's effective, but zelyonka has one serious shortcoming: It's extremely difficult to wash off, and even after a wound has healed, traces of green can remain on the skin for days.
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Extra advice: If you decide to play with that adult beverage, add a cup of water on either side of the table to wash off pingpong balls between throws, because -- gross.
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The dye is hard to wash off, but unless mixed with other substances (as in the second attack on Mr Navalny), it does no lasting damage, leaving victims with little legal recourse.
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Those "who dream about the destruction of our state may never wash off the stink of the cowardly dog," he wrote, adding that the Chechen hospital would be liberal with the needle.
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It also smears them with that smell, the smell that irritates the Parks' noses when they think about it too hard and the smell that the Kims can't wash off of themselves.
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The supporting cast is excellent—Hugo Weaving, Rachel Griffiths, Sam Worthington, and Vince Vaughn, still trying to wash off that True Detective stink—but the real fascination is the director on this one.
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Not only does a bath or shower force you to remove what you're wearing -- clothes that may contain a crawling tick or two -- but it will wash off any as-yet-unattached ticks.
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Or, at the very least (on those nights when you're not in bed until the wee hours) you can wash off the day's grime to create a clean slate for your cellular system.
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The next morning, he emerged from the tire shop, which surprised employees at a nearby car wash off Memorial Drive, where he shot Eugene Linsomb, a longtime customer, in the neck, McGalin said.
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"You spend almost a decade in the Mets' organization, so I don't know if that's something I will completely wash off," said Murphy, who signed a three-year, $37.5 million contract with Washington.
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"Leafy greens tend to have little nooks and crannies where it's hard to wash off bacteria," said Jean Halloran, director of food policy initiatives at Consumers Union, the policy arm of Consumer Reports.
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Whenever I can remember to moisturize I do that and that's like, if you can wash off the makeup and put on some moisturizer I feel like I have a successful evening routine.
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Or, you could just have vaginal sex before anal, or opt for shower sex (so you don't have to worry about going to the bathroom to wash off before having vaginal sex), she says.
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Sarah -- whose amazing figure has graced the pages of HUF Magazine -- is giving us all the vacay vibes ... glistening in the sand, and splashing around in the ocean to wash off those sandy cheeks.
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He said Aisyah was only seen in video footage heading into the toilet 13 minutes after the attack, raising doubts that she was rushing to wash off the poison within the 15-minute time frame.
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People who barge into the sea then want to wash off the stench or the sand, and for a rinse they'll pay 20 rupees (about 13 cents) for a bottle filled with that same seawater.
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My mother and stepfather converted to Episcopal for the wedding, but he remains essentially irreligious, and my mother, well, you can dress her up as goy, but the Jewish girl from Queens doesn't wash off.
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In fact, most of their creations were hardy enough for the researchers to scoop them out of the support gel and wash off — except for a particularly delicate mesh that was too flimsy to be moved.
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The high heat effectively kills off bacteria, but you still want to give it a rinse—or a scrub if it has firm flesh that can stand up to some force—to wash off residual dirt.
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" It goes on: "Slavery in Islam is like a purifying machine or sauna in which those who are captured enter to wash off their dirt and then they come out clean, pure and safe, from another door.
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There is a growing body of evidence, however, that suggests those sunscreen ingredients cause coral bleaching and other toxic effects to marine ecosystems when sunscreens worn by beachgoers wash off in the shower or in the water.
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On the least sensitive areas, such as the palm, where larger amounts of tissue and fat deposits block absorption, Raja said an individual would have up to 15 minutes to wash off the nerve poison with running water.
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A serious masking session is like pressing the backspace button and effectively deleting last night's tequila shots and sweaty dance party, or the fact that you didn't wash off your makeup when you stumbled in at 3 a.m.
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"I have really dry skin, and the gel-like mask soothes it overnight without being too heavy or sticky on the skin — there's nothing to wash off in the morning but my skin is noticeably softer," she said.
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This one has a distinct smell, which I can only describe as similar to Jack Daniels Honey Whiskey or warm french toast, which isn't really my vibe when I'm fucking, plus it doesn't easily wash off, which is annoying.
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"My father used to bring home all this stuff," he says, as we watch one such memory play out: His father hands a pair of boots to his mother, and she begins to wash off the caked-on mud.
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I've tried a bunch of waterproof mascaras and eyeliners that don't live up to the hype — some barely make it half a day, others are insanely hard to wash off even when I use an oil-based cleansing balm.
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Maybe the director, Rob Marshall (who made the Oscar-winning "Chicago"), and the screenwriter, David Magee, felt that the only way to wash off the grime of the 21st century was to plunge into a bubble bath of nostalgia.
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Unlike other festival makeup options, a sheet of flash tattoos can slide right into your carry-on with ease, and they wash off immediately, so the festival doesn't have to follow you home — unless, of course, you want it to.
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The latter, however, isn't free of anxiety about the future — in one scene, Tao, who's trans, studies the female reproductive system; in another, Calixto is bit by a mosquito and rushes down to the river to wash off the affected area.
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People who love morning showers will tell you there is no better start to the day than by blasting away unruly bed hair and the crust of sleep, or for those who are particularly ambitious, wash off after a morning workout.
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Manda's SPF 50 Organic Sun Paste with Thanaka is about as stripped down as sunscreen gets with eight very basic and natural ingredientsMost sunscreens, even the ones that claim water-resistance, wash off pretty quickly in the water, and especially in the surf.
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"If any itching, tenderness, or redness develops, wash off immediately and discontinue use," says dermatologist Ted Lain, M.D. Dr. Lain also cautions that if you do use the oil in its pure form, certain steps should be taken when it comes to storage.
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The first time that one immigration officer interviewed an asylum seeker under new Trump administration protocols, the officer went back to their hotel room, turned up the shower as hot as it would go, and tried to wash off the feeling of being manipulated.
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"We did have a little bit of ash and smaller sediment wash off on some of the hills ... but we did not get the intense rain to trigger a debris flow," said Matt Mehle, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in San Francisco.
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Sheet masks aren't for everyone — having your face mummy-wrapped in a cold, damp cellulose cloth is a unique experience, after all — but for others, they're the ideal skin-care refresh for when you can't be bothered with their wash-on, wash-off alternatives.
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Although Cebulski, who is fluent in Japanese and has lived in Japan, helped hire Asian creators in the past and wants to add more diverse voices to Marvel, it's still hard for some to wash off the distaste of his pretending to be a Japanese man.
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Startups like Inkbox are already working on material science advancements that extend the life of temporary tattoos, too, so there could be a collaboration opportunity down the road that gives people access to tattoo-based interfaces that don't last forever, but don't wash off overnight, either.
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Athletes with open skin wounds will wear Tegaderm waterproof bandages to create a barrier between the water and their skin, and there will be shower stations with antibacterial soap at the competitive events so athletes can wash off as soon as they get out of the water.
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As I'd assume would be obvious, given that this is fucking GRAVES AT SEA we're talking about, the album rules, and it'll take you weeks to wash off the grit and grime that comes with listening to it (Nathan Misterek's vocals alone make me wan to shower in battery acid).
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These moules parquées, or "parked mussels"—because they were typically arranged one next to the other like cars in a lot, or because one penned them in a tank of clean water to wash off any dirt and impurities—were sold as soon as they were extricated from the sea.
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The dark possibility of the night is over and the real world has survived it and is growing in strength all around her as shops open and the first buses roar past, and soon all that'll be left is a clinical need for a shower to wash off the night's chemical accelerants.
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He burrows down a tunnel as if harrowing Hell, and when, at last, he escapes from Hacksaw Ridge—the site of the climactic battle, its very name designed to bite deep—he is framed against the sun, pouring water over his half-naked figure to wash off the blood of other men.
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After he finally gets the better of the fight and manages to lop off the snake's skull, Wood apologizes for failing to clean up the bloody aftermath right away; he explains that he had thought it wise to wash off the venom first, since it was starting to seep into an open wound.
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Nine times out of 10 (the 10th being a new Snapchat filter), this sorcery can be attributed to the freaky skin treatment that is Hanacure, a mask known for its remarkable ability to wrinkle your face faster than an overheated grape in a vineyard — then wash off to reveal brighter, softer, firmer skin immediately afterward.
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Cartoon illustrations of ways to dispel radioactive contamination were also provided, such as using water to wash off shoes and using cotton buds to clean ears, as well as a picture of a vomiting child to show how medical help can be sought to speed the expulsion of radiation through stomach pumping and induced urination.
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In addition to creating a self-tanner (the exact same solution she uses on the models for the show, but in mousse form), you'll also find a wash-off body bronzing mousse (Pradas used this on Bella Hadid earlier this week for a VS fitting) and a shower oil that preserves your tan and prevents streaking.
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A grocery supply clerk named Arthur Kindler, who had been so covered in plutonium while searching the tomato fields a few days after the blast that the Air Force made him wash off in the ocean and took his clothes, got testicular cancer and a rare lung infection that nearly killed him four years after the crash.
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These Home Features Are Proven to Pay Off The Features That Help a Home Sell Fastest — and the Ones That Don't Outdoor showers are likely appealing to buyers, because the homes that have them are more likely to be on the water (the showers are great to wash off the sand from the beach before stepping inside) or attached to more expensive properties with other luxe amenities.
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By involving myself with this project, I want to wash off all the dirt I have accumulated on myself as a moviemaker for the past fifteen years and then hopefully be born again … The film definitely differs in character from those produced by the bourgeois mass media — which we accuse of being the accomplice of the capitalists — in that this documentary is to be used to stop them from messing around with us.
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He'll take off his shoes outside, strip off his scrubs in the kitchen, and wash off as much as he can in this awful sink, and then I will throw our sticky child at him so I can either finish all my work, spend real brainpower on a feature due soon, or, to be honest, drink a bunch of wine, ignore texts from all my well-meaning friends and family, and crash doing crosswords.
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The next day, when this assuredly toxic glue won't wash off and you need to pay someone to pumice off the top three layers of your skin, you'll be positively glowing The reason it takes so long for women to go to the bathroom at sporting events is because we all have to unlace our purses and trade club packs of tampons and dump the full barrels of Gatorade we keep in there on each other when we're on our periods and bloated.
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