Hello I just bought a bunch of MH-dolls for my kids (okay, and for me) and pretty quickly I came across the glue seepage problem. I’m really appalled, that Mattel seriously sell this s... to kids, in this day and age, were there is so much more focus on the harmful consequences of various substances in our industries. Okay, sidetrack... I’ve been searching the internet for methods to get rid of the stuff and your method appeals most to me, since the seeping glue will dissolve completely. But I’m wondering what it will mean to the hair’s ability to stay where it’s supposed to. Will it fall out when brushed? Should I glue inside with something else? Hope you still check your blog, I could really use your answer. I have tried the powder-method on Twyla and saw instant results, but it bothers me that I know it’s temporary and that the yucky resin glue still is inside... Best regards Tine (from Denmark)
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No glue, will hair fall out?
Date: 2019-07-18 07:44 am (UTC)I just bought a bunch of MH-dolls for my kids (okay, and for me) and pretty quickly I came across the glue seepage problem. I’m really appalled, that Mattel seriously sell this s... to kids, in this day and age, were there is so much more focus on the harmful consequences of various substances in our industries. Okay, sidetrack...
I’ve been searching the internet for methods to get rid of the stuff and your method appeals most to me, since the seeping glue will dissolve completely. But I’m wondering what it will mean to the hair’s ability to stay where it’s supposed to. Will it fall out when brushed? Should I glue inside with something else?
Hope you still check your blog, I could really use your answer.
I have tried the powder-method on Twyla and saw instant results, but it bothers me that I know it’s temporary and that the yucky resin glue still is inside...
Best regards
Tine (from Denmark)