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11 Easy Ways to Boil Wash Doll Hair

By Matthew Lynch
February 23, 2024
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Are you looking to restore your doll’s hair to its original, silky smooth glory? Worry no more, as we have compiled a list of 11 simple methods to boil wash your doll’s hair, ensuring it comes out looking as good as new!

1. Detangle First: Before starting the boiling process, gently comb through the doll’s hair to remove any tangles and knots. This will prevent further damage during boil washing.

2. Choose the Right Container: Use a heat-resistant container, such as a glass or ceramic bowl, which is appropriately sized for the doll’s head.

3. Boil Clean Water: Start by boiling clean water in a kettle or a pot. Ensure that you have sufficient water to submerge the doll’s hair.

4. Add Shampoo: Mix in a small amount of mild shampoo or baby shampoo into the boiling water. Make sure it is completely dissolved before proceeding.

5. Submerge Hair: Carefully dip the doll’s hair into the boiling water for about 30 seconds, making sure not to submerge her face or body.

6. Comb Gently: Use a wide-toothed comb or soft brush to gently comb through the hair while it is still submerged in hot water. Do this gently to avoid breakage or unfixable tangles.

7. Rinse Thoroughly: After 30 seconds have passed, carefully remove the doll’s hair from the water and rinse it under cold running water until you have entirely removed any remaining soap.

8. Deep Conditioning (Optional): If the doll’s hair is severely damaged or dry, consider applying a deep conditioner after rinsing out the shampoo. Leave it on for five minutes before rinsing with cold water.

9. Towel Dry: Wrap your doll’s hair in a clean towel and gently pat it dry without rubbing the hair too much – this could cause additional damage.

10. Air Dry: Once the hair is towel-dried, lay the doll on a clean surface and let her hair air dry naturally. Avoid using a blow dryer, as it could cause further damage to the delicate fibers.

11. Style As Desired: After the hair is completely dry, you can start styling your doll’s hair as desired using minimal heat or by using doll-specific styling products.

By following these 11 easy steps, you can effectively boil wash your doll’s hair, resulting in silky and smooth tresses that’ll give your beloved toy a new lease on life!

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