Rehairing with rehairing tool

[Pythia]

So I generally use the needle-and-thred method of rehairing - it's neat, tidy, and reasonably fast, for me. But for a custom I'm making at the moment, I'm going to need to use a rehairing tool.
My questions: how do you secure the hair once it's through? I could see using glue for a G1, or maybe G3, but it's a G4 and her head hole is so tiny I'm not sure how I'd go about it.

Any suggestions? They seem semi-secure at the moment, but not as secure as I'd like - one came out when I was giving it a gentle brush to get out any little tangles.

[pop-girl]

Just squirt a little bit of glue in the head and then smoosh it around with a Q-tip.
That should hold it just fine.

[Sarahlacewing]

For g4s a doll needle or even a big eye beading needle work very well.  But if you want to use a rehairing tool I suggest as mentioned above to squirt some glue on a q-tip and press it in there.  It will be hard to get them back out if you ever want to but it should secure them pretty well.

[NoDivision]

Yup, just squirt that glue in there and smush it around. My G4s have had more glue than probably necessary because I can't see what I'm doing and want to make sure it's really covered    You also probably want to use a quick drying glue as there is so little airflow in the tiny heads. I use fabritack because is dries quickly. Something like mod podge would take a really long time to dry in there.

[Pythia]

Awesome. Done and done. Cheers!

[Saoirse]

I was going to ask this myself,