GarmentCare Guide 
Removing Makeup Marks from Clothes
Makeup can leave loose pigment, oily residue, or a combination of both, so identify the cosmetic before choosing a treatment. Remove excess without pushing it farther into the cloth. The method must suit the garment as well as the stain, with the label and product directions controlling any pretreatment, wash temperature, or alternative cosmetic-remover approach.
Identify the cosmetic involved
Tide's guide distinguishes lipstick, foundation, mascara, and other cosmetics. Lipstick includes both color and an oily component, while a liquid foundation mark calls for an appropriate pretreatment. Knowing what landed on the clothing is more useful than treating every makeup stain as a single uniform substance.
Use compatible pretreatment and washing
The source describes liquid-detergent pretreatment for suitable garments and washing within care-label limits. It also warns against drying a still-stained item, since heat can make the mark persistent. Inspect the affected area after washing and repeat an allowed treatment if needed, rather than assuming that the cosmetic's removability from skin predicts its behavior on cloth.
