dye, leaving behind lighter patches.
On dark-colored towels, this color loss may appear orange, yellow, pink, or reddish.
How to Recognize It
- The affected areas are lighter than the original towel color.
- The marks remain after repeated washing.
- The discoloration occurs in areas that come into contact with acne medication or skincare products.
- The pattern may correspond to where your face, hands, or treated skin touches the towel.
Unfortunately, once the dye has been chemically removed, ordinary washing cannot restore the original color. The towel may need to be repurposed
