Take a quick shower after your day of fun at that beach. If a shower isn't available, the baby powder method will still work; however, you will use less baby powder by first removing the excess salt and sand from your body.
Dry off as much as possible and shake the excess sand from towels, clothes, shoes and anywhere sand tends to linger.
Place a small amount of baby powder in the palm of your hand and rub into onto your skin. The baby powder will quickly absorb moisture and the sand will fall away.
Apply a sprinkle of baby powder to your shoes or sandals to remove sand. You might use a soft bristled brush, such as an old paintbrush, to remove sand from the cracks of your shoes or from between your toes.
Sprinkle a light layer of baby powder onto your clothing and beach towels and shake them briskly to remove sand from cloth.
Flip your head upside down and apply a bit of baby powder into the palm of your hand. Rub a little bit into your scalp and gently brush the sand from your hair. Baby powder is great for dry, oily hair and will ensure that all of the sand is removed quickly and easily.
Use baby powder to remove sand from your car. Simple sprinkle a light layer of baby powder on seats and carpets before vacuuming clean. Do not rub the baby powder into your car seats or flooring, as it may leave white powdery marks.
