Fabric Dye: For larger or more noticeable stains, consider using fabric dye to recolor the affected area. You can dye the entire garment or get creative with a tie-dye effect, turning a mishap into a fashion statement.
Pro Tip: Always test a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure the dye matches the original color.
2. Transform Stains into a Design
Instead of trying to hide bleach stains, why not embrace them? You can turn accidental bleach marks into a unique design:
Tie-Dye Effect: Dilute bleach and carefully apply it to create patterns like stripes, polka dots, or abstract designs. Your clothes will look intentionally customized and trendy.
Patchwork or Embroidery: If the stain is small, consider adding patches, embroidery, or appliqués to cover the spot creatively. This can give your clothing a fresh, personalized look.
