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Thread: Has Anyone Done the Downey Dunk on Addy??

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    Hi all -

    Just wondering if the downey dunk works on Addy, since her hair is such a different texture. My PM Addy's hair is pretty frizzy--even more than it should be--and I wanted to see if anyone knew whether downey would help Addy's hair or not?

    Linda

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    I would like to know if anyone has done the Downy Dunk on Addy also!

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    I have used the Downey dunk on Addy. It helps a lot but I would suggest putting her hair in a ponytail as it dries to avoid it expanding too much.

    Brenda

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    There are wig shampoos and conditioners out there specifically for Kenekalon fibers (which the AG doll's hair is made of)that will soften and refresh the hair do a search online you'll see. Also using a wire-wig brush or wire pick will work too. (Never use a plastic comb it will make doll hair frizzy)

    <font color="#051E50" size="1">[ October 02, 2005 02:47 AM: Message edited by: elizabeth_1325 ]</font>

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    Hmmm... I have no idea, but I would like to know, also. Wouldn't that kind of damage her hair? Hmmm... Well, sorry I'm of no help [img]redface.gif[/img] !

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    My Addy's hair has never been combed. I've been afraid to fool with it.

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    I did a long time ago. I used human hair conditioner and then did a Downey Dunk. It helped undo the knots at the end of her hair and that's about it. Has anybody tried steaming her hair? I steamed it a bit over my humidifier and it made the tangles worse!

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    Plus always remember to start to brush the hair (wig) from the bottom and work your way up!

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    I would like to know how this turns out also.

    Anyone ever done a steam on Addy?

    Jessica

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    I did the downey dunk on my Addy and it did soften the hair enough to help some with the tangles. But her hair was already too far gone so I ended up rewigging her. I didn't steam her hair at all.

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