September 30th, 2010 • 12:09
How Does Alocohol Come Off Your Skin Can I Just Use Water?
I wear perfume which contains alochol debat, ethanol and ethyl alcohol i wear it on my skin how do i wash it off so that there is no alcohol left there. Can I just use water. If I wear pefume on my wrists and if I wet my wrists later on without soap does that alcohol come off? Please help If it does come of then is there no alochol left on the skin?
Sep 30th 2010 • 12:09
by ♥
I wear perfume which contains alochol debat, ethanol and ethyl alcohol i wear it on my skin how do i wash it off so that there is no alcohol left there. Can I just use water. If I wear pefume on my wrists and if I wet my wrists later on without soap does that alcohol come off? Please help If it does come of then is there no alochol left on the skin?
Sep 30th 2010 • 13:09
by The Rebel
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Sep 30th 2010 • 15:09
by sd3r
the alcohol will evaporate within seconds of application.
Sep 30th 2010 • 15:09
by phoniamy
Try using water with soap, however depending on the strength of the chemical it might take a few days until the scent of the alcohol dissolves.
Sep 30th 2010 • 16:09
by Robin G
Perfumes and fragrances have two main components, a solvent that evaporates and a fixer (a grease or oil to hold the scent to your body.) When you apply it, the solvent (alcohol for example) evaporates quickly, leaving only the fixer and fragrance on your skin. So, short answer, there is no alcohol left on your skin approximately 15 seconds after you apply it, and if there is, you’re putting it on way too heavily.