We've partnered with Jeeves, London's finest dry cleaners, with locations around the world including New York, to give you tips on how to care for your clothes.

• First, check the care label to determine if your garment is washable. If your garment is dry clean only, do not attempt at home remedies or proceed with caution.
• Rinse the garment in cool water.
• If the sun lotion stain is on a washable garment, pre-treat the stain with a bit of vinegar or fresh lemon juice to counteract the sun lotion.
• Apply the vinegar or lemon juice solution to the stain and add a good amount of salt over the stained area (the amount of salt depends on the size of the stain).
• Let sit overnight, brush off the salt and launder as usual (do not use bleach, of course).
• If the stain does not come off entirely, repeat the process.

• First, check the care label to determine if your garment is washable. If your garment is dry clean only, do not attempt at home remedies or proceed with caution.
• Rinse the garment in cool water.
• If the sun lotion stain is on a washable garment, pre-treat the stain with a bit of vinegar or fresh lemon juice to counteract the sun lotion.
• Apply the vinegar or lemon juice solution to the stain and add a good amount of salt over the stained area (the amount of salt depends on the size of the stain).
• Let sit overnight, brush off the salt and launder as usual (do not use bleach, of course).
• If the stain does not come off entirely, repeat the process.