Removing Marker from Hands

Petroleum jelly. (Vaseline).
Massage it into the skin. Let it sit for a few minutes and then wipe off with a dry wash rag.
Repeat as necessary.
She'll have soft little hands afterwards.
Just wash with regular soap and water before she sucks her thumb.

Best wishes.

The pumice scrub that the mechanics use - auto section of Walmart (nice on feet too!)
OR Baking Soda and Soap :)

Sharpie is permanent and it comes off the skin almost all the way with just regular soap and water. We have had it on the face, the body, the scalp, everywhere. It is a faint faded piece of art by the next day so I say a good bath and use soap on the scrunchy to gently scrub the areas.

We use dove bar soap for the kids.

My 2 year old daughter recently colored her hands with a permanent sharpie marker while daddy was 'watching' her LOL We put her in a bubble bath and let her play for awhile and the marker came right off =)

Avon's Skin So Soft removed black spray paint from my friend's hands that no amount of scrubbing with anything else could remove. I can't remember why I thought it would work, but we tried it and it came right off!!

Olive oil or hand sanitizer.

If something isn't water soluble, then it's typically oil soluble or alcohol soluble.

I have the answer. :-) YW in advance! LOL...

Make a mixture of about half a scoop of OxyClean to 2 Cups of hot water. Let the Oxy dissolve in the water while it cools. Then just dip her hands in warm water (check it, of course!) and rub them together or use a washcloth to rub the Oxy into her hands. It should get the stains right out and is completely safe for hands/skin.

This also works great for the color stains that get on counters and floors. :-)

make a paste out of olive oil and sugar. it makes a gentle scrub. You can use it too to exfoliate and remove dry skin