duckydo

I would google it, surely something will come up,

lass

hairspray

CAS49OR

Maybe acetone, but it is very drying so you'll want to moisturize heavily after!

CAS49OR

I was told in my paint group, oven cleaner takes paint out of fabric. I don't know if that has anything to do with this issue. :-)

Love2sew

How about Hair Spray!

Grambi

If you haven't got it off yet, I think I would call the 1-800 number of the ink company. If you don't have that number then maybe HP or another big name.

BARES

Peel a citrus fruit and use the inner part (the white part of the peel) to scrub hands with. Also you can use some of the juice or twist the peel to get some of the citrus oil to scrub with. The oil is best but sometimes hard to get out of the peel. AND you will smell yummy too. What more could you ask for! :-D :-D :-D

IrishQuilter

softscrub

joy

try soaking your hands in milk... it works on material really well..... I wouldn't use the other products as whatever you put on your skin it goes into your system...

Olivia's Grammy

So far using the Lava soap several times has worked the best. I just waxed my hands as they were getting a little dry. It's almost gone, just a little around my cuticles.