The most common stains we handle: Champagne, wine, and beverage spills Cake icing, frosting, and other sugar-based stains Food and oil from the reception Lipstick, foundation, and makeup transfer Perspiration and body oils (the biggest cause of long-term yellowing) Grass, mud, and outdoor venue dirt Blood (a surprisingly common one) Tar, grease, and parking-lot residue The honest part: about 5% of stains have already set into the fabric by the time we receive the dress usually deeply oxidized stains from dresses that sat untreated for years before being sent in
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Budget, Value, And Quality There is a wide range of prices when it comes to curvy and plus size prom fashion
