How to Seal Doll Hair Inside the Head With Glue The Doll Planet Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2018
- After rerooting with The Doll Planet Nylon, you will need to seal the hair with glue before styling.
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Oh Diana, these videos are SO MUCH FUN to watch!!!! Thank you BUNCHES for making them and sharing them with us "Doll People" =D
Thank you! 😘 I'm hoping I will get faster/better at editing because I have a lot that I want to do!
You're VERY welcome! Looking forward to next videos hun!
I love your site, just one little issue I had with this tutorial. As I was squeezing the head to distribute the glue the part split. I could have cried. I might omit that from the video.
THANK YOU so much this video saved my doll her hair kept falling out after I glued it and I think it bc I put to much glue and it didn’t Dry all the way so thanks again
What would you suggest if you have too much hair inside the head before you glue? Cutting some out? Using heat to push it down?
How much hair do you need to reroot a Barbie doll I chose 1oz is that enough? Btw I have been binging your vids so cool thank you !
Hi!! Wondering if I can seal my dolls hair with super glue?
Is it ok if I use super glue or school glue??
😭😭😭 just finished my first rerouting. Hair looks great but as I was doing this I must have accidentally applied too much glue and it's coming out the holes all over anyway to fix this or is it too late?
Can I use hobby glue?
Diana, I love the Doll Planet store they have such amazing different color hair that u can choose and hair rooting kit to boot. I got a question, for the coffee straw does it matter what size/brand u use for this process?
Thank you! ❤ We work really hard to make our store customer friendly. The brand shouldn't matter, I use the coffee straws because of the size. You want to be able to move it around in the head.
@@DollPlanetHair Thanks, I really appreciate it. I can't wait to buy doll hair from your store Esty is a really good place to buy from online.
I always add to much glue and it makes the doll top heavy how do I ad less?
I'm wondering how you prevent having hair come out of the head when you're using your straw and your q-tip. I've had hair come out when I've tried that.
Excellent question! I've never experienced this myself, but I think the issue might be caused by 1 or 2 things. When you move the glue around do so in side motions. Don't just push straight in; this might be why the plugs are just pushing right out. I'm thinking a 2nd reason could be your plugs themselves. Make sure not to just push a loop in, but instead make an X on the finger with the way the hair circles around your finger. Then scoop your plug up with your needle, then pull the loop that is created until it makes a nice tight little knot This method creates a tiny little knot that will help the plug stay in place.
I still deal with hair trying to come out with the q-tip as well. It doesnt seem to stick to the straw as much so I lean towards using it more. Pushing the hair inwards before putting in glue seems to help also. :)
Hi, you said that glue is water based. So could I use Elmer's school glue in place of the Galaxy glue? Thx!
Elmer's glue isnt strong enough, many of our customers have tried it and it doesnt work/ doesn't dry.
Fabri-Tac is good too - you can get it at Walmart. I haven't used their Galaxy glue yet, but I do want to try it and see what the difference is. I'll probably end up liking it better like I have all their products.
Would I be able to boil wash the hair after using this glue or would using heated tools be a better idea?
Definitely! I myself am horrible at boil washes & perms so stick to heat tools 😅
Why would the glue not get ruined by the hot water?
@@DollPlanetHair Can I use water on the hair after putting in the glue?
@@eddiesam8539 I always use hot water after the glue is completely dry and nothing bad happened. But I use a different kind of glue (silicon), I don't know if this matters...I'm very horrible using heated tools xD
How many drops do you think is the perfect amount?
3-5 drops is what I usually do
Is this glue waterproof once it's dried?
Yup
Fabric glue is waterproof, but school glue (Elmer's) is only water resistant at best.
What if I use too much glue on accident and it hasn't dried in 2 days?....
You could maybe try a hair dryer? Or try to swab some out with a Q-tip?
@@DollPlanetHair I'm trying haha. The more I try to swab the more hair comes out. Hair dryer isn't working I've had it blowing for 30 min and still tacky. I might have to call this a fail and put it up on a shelf and re visit the issue when I'm not so mad! Haha
@@xmegzorx it is best to work on projects when you aren't frustrated, I've definitely ruined stuff in the past when I'm out of patience 😅 I'm sorry I can't be of more help in this area!
@@DollPlanetHair no dont be sorry! Thanks for replying so quickly! I just hate to waste hair that I got from you!
I know this comment is kinda old but...did you ever fix this? I'm in the same situation with an animators doll. Big head, I put too much glue that isn't drying and I can't go on with the project till it's all dry
Can I use glue gun
I've never tried. That might cause the head to get hot and difficult to hold. I have never heard of anyone using a glue gun to seal hair, that's all I know.
@@DollPlanetHair I tried it, it worked
Do you think I could use wood glue for this?
Wood glue only bonds to wood.
Let me share with you some of my reroots, I'd love to hear your thoughts on them! www.flickr.com/photos/supremeboy23/