How To Fix Tangled Or Burnt Stuffed Animal Hair

Fix Tangled Doll Pilus (several options)

Does your girl have a beloved doll who has hair that looks something like this?

Mine did!
Several of them as a thing of fact!
I just knew in that location HAD to be a mode to tame those frizzy-tangled locks on her friends.
Then I began to search...
I found several techniques online and collected tips from friends.
Here are my not-so-scientific results.

First... I gently washed the doll hair with Baby Shampoo or a mild liquid dish-washing soap.
Then I tried each technique.
Here is how they each worked out.

i.)

Olive Oil...
I gently worked the olive oil into the tangled mess of doll pilus, making sure to thoroughly saturate each and every strand.
I kept the olive oil on the pilus for about an hour while nosotros ate dinner.
And so, starting at the ends, I tried to gently rummage out the pilus.

Results-

I concluded up with aught more than an oily tangled mess of doll hair!
No matter what I tried, information technology did Cypher to reduce the mess! ugh! NOT GOOD!!

two.)

Mayonnaise...
It works to help make my pilus soft and silky!
Why not my girl's doll hair right??
Once more, I worked a healthy amount (read; bog ol glob of Mayo) into the tangled mane.
Then, instead of going correct for the rummage, I tried to separate the strands by hand.
I gently worked with the precision of a brain surgeon...

Results-

Near the aforementioned results equally the olive oil test above...

But this technique was better in my opinion because the odour of the massive ball of haywire hair smelled similar the beginnings of a deviled egg,

So, of course, I had to terminate what I was doing and make deviled eggs...

I make GREAT Deviled Eggs!

I made them...

We ate them...

We were happy!

...Well... everyone except the doll... she was crying because her pilus was still ugly AND she doesn't take a mouth that really functions, then she couldn't enjoy the amazing deviled eggs with the residual of united states of america...

She merely had to sit there... all Mayonnaise-y and sentry.

3.)

Fabric Softener-
I used Gain Apple Mango Tango considering it simply is the best smelling fabric softener in the World, ever and e'er Amen!
Anyhow...
I mixed the liquid Apple-Mango Tango heavenly smelling softener in a modest bowl with a little water,
ii parts Proceeds & one part Water.
Then I submerged the tangled mess of doll hair into the bowl and let information technology sit down there for about 2 hours.
And then I started to work out the tangles with a wide-tooth comb.

Results -

WIN!!!

Information technology wasn't magic, and information technology took a little time, But the tangles came out!

Now... the finish results did include some split ends that, even after I was done, still looked a piddling frizzy, but I gave her a quick trim and she is good as new!

I give this one 2 thumbs up!

4.)

Hair Conditioner-
Information technology's what I use to tame my curly-tangle-prone-locks!
It works for MY hair! And then... who not the dolls?

I worked a salubrious amount into the rats-nest-like-hair..
I and then walked abroad for about an hr allowing the doll to marinate in conditioner.
Then I went to work with the comb trying to remove the tangles.
I found, merely like with my daughters fine hair, information technology worked all-time while I slowly rinsed out the conditioner...
I has a small stream of water flowing over the hair as I combed.

Results -