Growing Hair Restore
My first Growing Hair restore was a lot simpler than I thought. The body was very dirty. I tried scrubbing, but knew that she needed to soak. I’ve never taken apart a Growing Hair doll, so I was a little apprehensive about it. After asking around, I decided to go ahead and do it.
Cutting the zip tie:



Taking a bath (I used oxy 10 laundry detergent and hot water):

I washed her hair with shampoo and conditioner in hot water and scrubbed her face with magic eraser.

Putting a new zip tie in the casing.
Cutting the zip tie:
Taking a bath (I used oxy 10 laundry detergent and hot water):
I washed her hair with shampoo and conditioner in hot water and scrubbed her face with magic eraser.
Putting a new zip tie in the casing.