The Ruling on Dyes Applied to the Face and Lips

A message was received by the program from Makkah al-Mukarramah, sent by one of the female listeners, saying: (H. M.) from Qudayd. Oh sister (H. M.) from Makkah al-Mukarramah, the program does not focus much on dream interpretation, so please excuse us. She asks His Eminence the Shaykh, if you would be so kind, about these dyes that some women apply to their faces and lips, and whether that affects the wudu (ablution), and she requests the information.
Answer: Dyes differ. If they have a substance or body that prevents water, it is obligatory to remove them when performing wudu. However, if they are thin dyes that do not prevent water from reaching the lip or the face to brighten it, there is no harm and no problem, and they do not affect the wudu.
However, if they have a substance or body, meaning they prevent water, then they must be removed when performing wudu, such as the nail polish that is applied to the nails; this is removed when performing wudu because it has a body that prevents water. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.