Some clothes will leave stains on your skin.Very dark blue jeans, dark red or blue clothes, and the fabric you dye yourself, leave stains.These stains may be difficult to remove, but not impossible.
Scrub your hand with hand sanitizer, warm water and wear scrub pads (or any part of your body gets dirty ).This will remove the dye as much as possible.Wash the remaining stains with alkaline soap.
Base soap is effective for stains because it has a high pH or acidity.Buy base soap in any dye shop or craft shop.Wash the skin in warm water using a base soap and scrub pad.
Scrub with juice from the whole lemon and baking soda (make a paste with enough baking soda ).Both baking soda and lemon can "bleach" the dye and scrub the color without being too harsh on the skin.Be sure to wash before wearing new clothes.
Many clothes have a warning that the color of the clothes can be transferred to other clothes or skin.Dark indigo jeans, dark clothing or anything you dye in person need to be cleaned to prevent the color from bleeding.These items may even need to be washed several times until the water discharged from the washing machine is clear.
When you wash your clothes again, wash them separately only in the colors you like.This will prevent the color from bleeding on your other clothes