How can I remove the marker from getting my nose pierced?
When you clean your piercing, the markings should come off. I would recommend using a saline solution as your aftercare. You can make them at home by mixing 1/8-1/4 a teaspoon of sea salt to 8oz of warm water. Soak for 5-10 minutes twice a day for 2 weeks.
How to remove sharpie after getting a piercing?
So today i got my "snake bites" piercing's and the guy who did em used a sharpie type marker to place two dots on the area as reference before he inserted the needle. Anyways now i have the two purple dots under my piercings and idk how i'm suppose to get rid of them? don't wanna go to school like this. Will simple washing with soap get rid of it?
Can I mark one of my gerbils with a sharpie marker?
Sharpie markers are dangerous. Their ink has fumes that bother humans - so imagine how it smells to a small thing like a gerbil. If you can't tell the difference, you can mark them with food coloring - either let a tiny drop fall from the bottle onto them, or get a drop on a toothpick to mark them. Tail or fur, it doesn't matter - it's perfectly safe, edible, and will wear off eventually. If you want something convenient, get the writing pens made for cake decorating/writing on a cake and use those.
Is it dangerous to draw on people's skin with sharpies? I have concerns about toxicity.
Sharpies are a permanent marker commonly found wherever office/school supplies are sold.Permanent markets, such as Sharpies, are fairly benign when applied to intact skin.To my knowledge, they typically do not deeply penetratate the outer keretinized lining of the skin (epidermis). They will stain your skin temporarily until your body grows a new layer of epidermis and the ink is shed along with old skin cells.Moreover, most commercial inks have formulas with minimal, if any, toxicity. This is especially true with anything marketed to kids.Kids (and some adults) like to put art supplies in their mouth and other places they are not intended to go. Toxic formulas would expose the manufacturer to legal liability.There are markers designed specifically for use on skin. These are used by surgeons to make patients for surgery and tattoos artists to lay out designs on skin.If you want to draw on yourself, I suggest using these types of purpose built markers. They are cheap and can be bought online.I do not recommend using regular permanent markers to draw on large portions of skin. While many manufacturers have non toxic formulas, others may not. Be safe and use all products as directed.