Reread your post, you said you've already done work to her? Because she doesn't look it from the pictures. Are they from the listing? If so can we see pics of her as she is now?Sorry, those were the pictures from the listing!
Okay, are you using the iron on a low manageable heat and working in very small segments? I'm talking only about 8 strands of hair per pass.Oh, jeez, I'll have to try even smaller segments. That was probably a big part of my problem. I'll give that a spin after work tomorrow.
It took a while, but what helped me was using baby shampoo and DEFINETELY start on the ends of the hair because if you start at the body, the tangles will start collecting at the ends and you'll pull your own hair out even more than you're doing to the pony trying to get the collective frizz you just made out.Yes, this is how I brush out the hair every time. The more I brushed it, the more tangle-balls seemed to collect.
Have you tried liquid fabric softener? I used a solution of 1:1 water/softener on a toddler Belle doll of my niece's and as far as I could tell it helped to get the comb through.I'll fall back on this if some hours with the curling iron don't give me any results. :)
Ironing the white streak will break its color-changing effect. :/
Ironing the white streak will break its color-changing effect. :/
Ironing the white streak will break its color-changing effect. :/
Not only is this true but even set on low I had it burn the color changing hair. So, I don't recommend heat treatment on the pony. I ruined one of mine trying this even on low setting. I have no idea if it was because someone may have tried it before me and my effort was the final straw that burned the pony hair or what. My curling iron has heat settings between 1-10. I had it on a 2 I think because, 1 has never worked well for my G1 pony frizz. The color changing hair is not heat resistant like the colored hair.
That would be my beachball with frizzy hair ;)I'm glad to hear your Beachball's hair is doing better! :D
I've found generous conditioner and a straightner on low heat can work wonders, and I've yet to see any damage to the color changing.
The non color changing defrizzes much easier than the color changing, so I suggest separating out the white from the other and focusing on it if you can. I've yet to defrizz mine completely, the ends are still quite frizzy but the main body of the hair is much much improved.
Ironing the white streak will break its color-changing effect. :/
Not only is this true but even set on low I had it burn the color changing hair. So, I don't recommend heat treatment on the pony. I ruined one of mine trying this even on low setting. I have no idea if it was because someone may have tried it before me and my effort was the final straw that burned the pony hair or what. My curling iron has heat settings between 1-10. I had it on a 2 I think because, 1 has never worked well for my G1 pony frizz. The color changing hair is not heat resistant like the colored hair.
Would using a straightning iron make a difference? In the thread I was talking about earlier, a lot of people claimed using the straightner on the hair made the color changing streak work better (although I've never done it myself so I can't put my two cents into it).That would be my beachball with frizzy hair ;)I'm glad to hear your Beachball's hair is doing better! :D
I've found generous conditioner and a straightner on low heat can work wonders, and I've yet to see any damage to the color changing.
The non color changing defrizzes much easier than the color changing, so I suggest separating out the white from the other and focusing on it if you can. I've yet to defrizz mine completely, the ends are still quite frizzy but the main body of the hair is much much improved.