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.
Do not push the cosmetic deeper
Maytag recommends identifying whether the makeup is a dry powder or a liquid. Remove excess carefully rather than wiping it into the cloth: loose powder may be shaken off, while excess liquid can be gently lifted. Read the clothing label before choosing a detergent or stain product.
Air dry while checking progress
The source describes detergent pretreatment followed by a permitted machine or hand wash. It recommends line drying to evaluate the result and repeating treatment if needed. A dryer can set residue that remains after washing. The useful sequence is removal of excess, compatible pretreatment, and inspection, with the fabric's needs governing every stage.
