That is funny because Vinegar takes off fake tattoos really easy.

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Anything oil based would have done it... But yes, f your life.

First of all, magic erasers have no chemicals in them. So OP didn't get a chemical burn. Also, all you people saying she should have smelled them, obviously have never used one and you have no place to call the OP stupid. However, somewhere on the label it has to say "not for use on the skin" but even if it doesn't, common sense still comes into play. This could have ended very badly for you. Since you are obviously oblivious to warning labels and reading directions, it's quite possible you could have chosen something else that DID have a harmful chemical in it and you'd have no idea because you think it's ok to use a household cleaner on your skin. Warning lables and instructions on products aren't just there for decoration, you know. YDI

This isn't true. 1. The magic erasers don't have chemicals. Go look at the wiki about the cool materials of which they are made. 2. I have seen the magic erasers remove sharpie from skin 4 times. One of those times was sharpie on my skin, and I actually have really sensitive skin and am allergic to being scratched.

Your a dumbass, next time combine the eraser with a brillow pad

You must have really sensitive skin because it touches your hands & skin when you use it to clean so it can't be that bad.

ohgod my sister[whos studying to be a nurse] thought it would take my pink hair dye off my neck and face, but instead she forgot about the chemicals and rubbing the sides of my face raw :/

wow, i agree! you win the darwin award!

you idiot!!!! really???