How to Remove Festival Glitter

How to Remove Glitter After a Day of Sparkly Fun

Ready to unwind after dancing the day (and night) away?
Our quick guide shows you how to safely and sustainably remove festival glitter from your face, body, and hair - without harming your skin or the planet.

How to remove face glitter using a cotton pad or face wipe.

how to remove your glitter

Removing face glitter using an oil based makeup remover

Oil-based makeup remover is great for removing face paints and eco glitter with strong pigments, breaking down both glitter and colour transfer. Massage it onto the skin, let it sit, then wipe away with a cotton pad or cloth. Alternatively, press an oil-infused cleansing wipe onto the glitter, swipe in circular motions, and use the edge for stubborn spots. Rinse if needed.

How to remove your body glitter using oil and a wipe

how to remove your glitter

Removing Body Glitter

To remove body glitter, apply a generous amount of oil (like coconut or baby oil) and massage it in to break down the glitter. Let it sit for a few seconds, then wipe away with a soft cloth or cotton pad. For quicker removal, use an oil-infused cleansing wipe, pressing it onto the skin before swiping in circular motions. Finish with a gentle rinse to remove any residue.

How to remove your hair glitter using a fine tooth comb

how to remove your glitter

Removing Hair Glitter

To remove hair glitter, start by brushing through dry hair with a fine-tooth comb to loosen excess glitter. Then, wash your hair with a gentle shampoo to rinse away any remaining particles. For stubborn spots, use a piece of tape to lift glitter from the roots before washing.

Top Tip: Removing Glitter from Clothes

For easy glitter removal from clothes, use a lint roller or strong tape, pressing firmly and lifting straight off instead of rubbing. Shake the fabric first to remove loose glitter, and for stubborn spots, try packing tape.