My granddaughter put Flarp Putty in her hair. How can we remove it safely without pulling her hair out? It's all the way to the scalp.
Brenda from Marion, NC
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I have never heard of Flarp! LOL!
Here is a link here with some suggestions and also the phone number of the company you could call to ask but they wont be open until Weds morn.
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JA-RU (800) 231- 3470
9 a.m. through 5 p.m. ET
Monday through Friday
Some previous ThriftyFun threads on removing SILLY Putty may have some suggestions as well:
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Good luck !
I know that you can remove gum from hair with peanut butter so you might try that. I don't know if it will work or not, but it's worth a try.
ya bet it works my sister just put it in my hair and as a guy, I obviously can't just cut my hair but yeah, it worked reallywell
Try mayo.
We just got back from a b-day party and my daughter had the flarp stuck in her hair. We initially tried olive oil, then powder to try and dry it, but it was still not coming out.
I do not usually post but I feel this might be helpful for others,
my 6yr old got some putty stuck in her hair as well. it took some steps to get it out..
had to first separate it from the rest of her hair.. I tried apple cider vinegar in a Ziploc bag zip-tied around the hair.. had her lay in bed and let it soak while she played her video games for an hour or so..
the apple cider vinegar softened the putty just enough to easily comb it completely out.
My granddaughter went to sleep with silly putty and woke up with it melted to her eyebrow and the top of her hair. Her hair is super thick and longer that her waistline and was in a braid. We used rubbing alcohol wipes for acne on her eyebrow . Keeping her eyes closed tight to make sure the wipes did not touch her eye. It came out with a little elbow grease. We then poured rubbing alcohol on her hair and started working our way through it. It came out with a little soaking , separating, finger combing and a little patience, we got it out.
Hmmm. I put my son in the bath tub and washed his hair with shampoo. The Flarp came right out. No pain. no whining.
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