Erase7 Stain Remover & Barrier Cream
One product. Two essential steps in your color service.
Developed alongside a hairstylist with over 30 years of experience and tested in the salon, Erase7 combines a barrier cream and stain remover in one fragrance-free, skin-friendly formula. It helps prevent hair color stains before they start and removes them when they happen, saving time, cutting costs, and giving clients a cleaner, more comfortable color service.
Apply around the hairline before coloring to help protect the skin, then use the same product with water to lift unwanted color stains during cleanup. With two uses in one bottle, Erase7 simplifies your routine and earns its place at your station.
Its uses go beyond hair color, too. Erase7 also helps remove Sharpie and ink marks from skin, direct dye stains from shampoo bowls and work surfaces, and stains on clothing. It’s also useful for cleaning makeup brushes and sponges.
1 oz. Mini: Keep it in your purse, travel bag, or stylist kit for unexpected messes and quick cleanup.
4 oz. Bottle: The everyday size for your color station or back bar.
16 oz. Refill: Replenish your smaller bottles and keep your salon stocked for less per ounce.
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Developed alongside Pam Fleischer, hairstylist with over 30 years of experience and tested in the salon, Erase 7 is a two-in-one stain remover and barrier cream that helps prevent hair color stains before they start and removes them if they happen. It's a fragrance-free, biodegradable, skin-friendly formula that replaces two products with one. It saves time, cuts costs, and gives clients a cleaner, more comfortable color service.
How to Use Erase7
Protect The Hairline
Before coloring, apply barrier cream along the hairline to protect skin. Afterward, smooth it in to soften the line.
Remove Stains While Rinsing
Before rinsing, wet the stain remover and massage it into stained areas. Rinse well, then shampoo as usual.
Clean Up Skin
Use a damp cloth or cotton pad with the stain remover to gently lift excess hair color from skin around the hairline.
Treat Fabric Stains
Rub stain remover into fabric stains, spray with water and agitate. Let tough stains sit overnight, then wash.
Erase7 Stain Remover needs water to work. Use a damp cloth or cotton pad, or wet the product and massage it into the stained area before rinsing.
Erase7 Stain Remover can help clean direct dye stains from shampoo bowls and salon work surfaces.
Yes! Erase7 Stain Remover can also be used to remove Sharpie and ink marks from skin.
Yes. Apply the stain remover directly to the affected area, rub it in, then spray with water and agitate. Stubborn stains may need a second application and time to sit overnight before laundering.
Yes! Cleaning makeup brushes and sponges is another use for Erase7 Stain Remover.
I’ve been doing this for 17 years and I’ve never used a better product!!! Erase7 rocks!!!
- Myrna Colon
“Love this stuff...dye the front of my hair purple...always leave the salon with a perfect and clean hairline.”
-Ginger Porrill
“Best easy hair color stain removal, from skin around hairline without painful rubbing; also removes hair color stains from clothing. Wonderful!!”
-Phoebe Johnson
SEE ERASE 7 IN ACTION
See how to apply Erase7 before coloring to help prevent hair color from staining your skin.
Watch how Erase7 removes stubborn hair color stains from the skin, even those left behind by the darkest shades.
Learn how to use a little Erase7 to clean away makeup buildup, leaving your brushes clean and soft.
