I can't get this out of m hair! I removed 90% of it but there are two strand on each side just above my ears that will not come off! help!
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Do you have color treated hair? If so, the temporary color might stay in longer. It did this to me, but it did eventually wash out. Maybe swiping a cotton ball in hydrogen peroxide might take the color out. I haven't tried that, but maybe it would work. Try it on an inconspicuous place first to make sure it doesn't do anything strange, first.
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My necklace is orange and has the knot. It pulls my hair as well. I love the necklace anyway.
880256
It took me a while to get that out too. I had to pry it out with the flat end of a spoon the first time. Now I just pull it straight up and it comes out every time.
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:) You have opposite problem I had, I couldn't get them out sometimes so had to ties a shourt string onto them. (Wearing inside a helmet). I have no suggestions.
950390
I put the whole can in a pot and let the water boil to get the wax hot but today I threw it out because it is not easy to work with. I'll have to try something else, I only did chin and lip and it didn't really take off the hair. Maybe it will work better for you.
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You should be able to pull it back out. Maybe fish it out with a pair of tweezers?
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Not sure why....but I'd try holding the thing at different angles and going in different directions. Or wait until the hair is longer. But I've had success with it with short hair. So don't give up.
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I used a "rat-tail" comb to clean the hair out; product build-up is another story. I tried using a toothbrush, but the bristles weren't stiff enough to get everything. Got the worst of it cleaned up, and continue to use it, just cleaning it occasionally. (rubbing alcohol would probably work okay).
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I have to much hair I couldn't get it to stay on my head before it popped off. So I'm afraid I can't help you. Sorry.
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Use a wig brush (the kind with metal bristles without the plastic caps on them) and carefully brush out the pigtails, starting from the bottom and slowly working your way up. The ends may be slightly damaged because of the tangles, but i if you brush them all out, only the very bottom will be slightly frizzy. To help prevent the ponytails from frizzing while you're wearing it, you can use a very thin coating of hair moisturizer rubbed into the strands. There is also a shampoo you can buy that is specially designed for synthetic wigs that helps prevent frizzing. I've found that when you're wearing it, occasionally brushing the ponytails (mainly the tips because they get the worst) can help. Use a wig brush (the kind with metal bristles without the plastic caps on them) and carefully brush out the pigtails, starting from the bottom and slowly working your way up. The ends may be slightly damaged because of the tangles, but i if you brush them all out, only the very bottom will be slightly frizzy. To help prevent the ponytails from frizzing while you're wearing it, you can use a very thin coating of hair moisturizer rubbed into the strands. There is also a shampoo you can buy that is specially designed for synthetic wigs that helps prevent frizzing. I've found that when you're... » Read More Use a wig brush (the kind with metal bristles without the plastic caps on them) and carefully brush out the pigtails, starting from the bottom and slowly working your way up. The ends may be slightly damaged because of the tangles, but i if you brush them all out, only the very bottom will be slightly frizzy. To help prevent the ponytails from frizzing while you're wearing it, you can use a very thin coating of hair moisturizer rubbed into the strands. There is also a shampoo you can buy that is specially designed for synthetic wigs that helps prevent frizzing. I've found that when you're wearing it, occasionally brushing the ponytails (mainly the tips because they get the worst) can help. « Show Less
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Literally just one or two and that's probably bcuz I'm really rough on myself and just snatch this off. I used hair glue, the the ones they use for hair extensions best glue ever. But you can use the white glue DUO.
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Me too. I had so much trouble to get it out. Finally twisted it hard and it came out and onto my face. So annoying.
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I did not have any problem removing the ends...your's may just be very tight.I assume that you tried to remove both sides?
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The skin is very well held on. It is difficult to remove naturally. However, use a blow dryer to heat up the skin, then it comes off with minimal effort.
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I used a detangler on them and nothing happend it helped with the tangles, i do recall washing them with a very little bit or conditioner and it somewhat helped as well
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You just have to pull straight up on the head. The whole thing should come off all the way down to the colored ring. Sometimes they are hard to pull off because of dried up toothpaste and stuff inside....
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I think if you use soap and warm water and some cloth it should go away and you can dry it with towel. Or you could try doing it with dry cloth and rub it and it might come off. I hope this helps.Thanks so much and good luck,a.