How to revive dead hair?

Hey, guys!

I've got a question. How can you revive Barbie hair? I have a couple of dolls who've got the problem already. I cannot reroot - not one of my talents, sadly. Maybe, you have some ideas?

Thanks in advance!

Catherine

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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Pettigrew on April 20, 2012 at 20:11

I use a solution of 1 part hot water and 1 part conditioner in a spray bottle.  Saturate the hair and comb through.  Some people use liquid fabric softener, also.  We don't because my daughters and I seem to be allergic to every liquid fabric softener we've used...

Permalink Reply by BarbieFantasies on April 21, 2012 at 15:07

Hi, Rebecca

Thank you for your advice! I'm going to try this.

Hugs,

Catherine

Permalink Reply by Lisa Astrup on June 14, 2012 at 20:16

Hi.

I have used fabric sofner with good results, if the hair is very damaged leave it in for some days before washing the hair.

Lisa

Permalink Reply by BarbieFantasies on June 15, 2012 at 10:45

Thank you, Lisa

I'll try it.

Lisa Astrup said:

Hi.

I have used fabric sofner with good results, if the hair is very damaged leave it in for some days before washing the hair.

Lisa

Permalink Reply by Jerhome V Gonzalez on June 19, 2012 at 15:50

This might sound rather odd but it works fabulously atleast for me, i just wash the hair with regular soap, yes the one we use in the shower try it :)

good luck!

Permalink Reply by BarbieFantasies on June 19, 2012 at 19:07

Hey, Jerhome;

Wow, this is really unusual. I'll try it! Than you very much!

Jerhome V Gonzalez said:

This might sound rather odd but it works fabulously atleast for me, i just wash the hair with regular soap, yes the one we use in the shower try it :)

good luck!


Community ManagerPermalink Reply by Simon Farnworth on July 12, 2012 at 11:02
I'm having lots of fun lately restoring some old barbies. Thanks for these tips guys, they've been a real help! Keep 'em coming :)
Permalink Reply by Leslie / GetMeStarted on July 13, 2012 at 23:23

I have big bottles of Suave shampoo and conditioner that I keep with my doll stuff, and I just wash and condition their hair and comb it out and let it dry. (Or sometimes I curl their hair.) When I get dolls from a thrift store, I bring them home and wash them and while the conditioner is in their hair, I comb the tangles out with a wide-tooth dog comb. It works great!

Permalink Reply by BarbieFantasies on July 14, 2012 at 9:40

Thank you, Leslie!

I'll try it!

Cheers,

Catherine

Leslie said:

I have big bottles of Suave shampoo and conditioner that I keep with my doll stuff, and I just wash and condition their hair and comb it out and let it dry. (Or sometimes I curl their hair.) When I get dolls from a thrift store, I bring them home and wash them and while the conditioner is in their hair, I comb the tangles out with a wide-tooth dog comb. It works great!

Permalink Reply by Mary Beth Jennings on July 15, 2012 at 6:21

If you want to add curls, you can use straw cut up in 2 inch lengths as rollers, stick them in place with push- pins.


Community ManagerPermalink Reply by Simon Farnworth on July 19, 2012 at 11:08

Thanks for the tip Leslie!

Leslie said:

I have big bottles of Suave shampoo and conditioner that I keep with my doll stuff, and I just wash and condition their hair and comb it out and let it dry. (Or sometimes I curl their hair.) When I get dolls from a thrift store, I bring them home and wash them and while the conditioner is in their hair, I comb the tangles out with a wide-tooth dog comb. It works great!

Permalink Reply by Peggy Naugle on October 9, 2012 at 14:21

I use shampoo and conditioner for color treated hair, ( usually L'Oreal, or Dove). I use a comb and start from the bottom of the hair, and gently comb up the head carefully getting any tangles out.  then I use bedhead  to keep the frizzies down.

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