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Toy Balls Stuck In Hair. Kids love the popular toy called bunchems, little colorful balls that stick together like velcro and. Apply the product on the hair where the bunchems are tangled, carefully brush the hair. At least 50 of the toy balls got stuck in scarlett's hair, according to nikunen. Are colorful balls that stick to each other and build, but also stick to hair and cause tangles. A pennsylvania mom spent a whole bunch of time — 20 hours, to be exact —extracting sticky toy. She tried to shake them out, and they immediately started to matte up, nikunen said. To remove a stuck bunchem from your kid's hair, apply a moisturizing product, like hair conditioner or oil, to loosen the ball so you can comb it out. If that doesn't work, you may need to cut the bunchem out. One mom shares her nightmare of removing 150 bunchems from her daughter's hair in 21 hours.

She tried to shake them out, and they immediately started to matte up, nikunen said. One mom shares her nightmare of removing 150 bunchems from her daughter's hair in 21 hours. To remove a stuck bunchem from your kid's hair, apply a moisturizing product, like hair conditioner or oil, to loosen the ball so you can comb it out. If that doesn't work, you may need to cut the bunchem out. Kids love the popular toy called bunchems, little colorful balls that stick together like velcro and. A pennsylvania mom spent a whole bunch of time — 20 hours, to be exact —extracting sticky toy. Apply the product on the hair where the bunchems are tangled, carefully brush the hair. At least 50 of the toy balls got stuck in scarlett's hair, according to nikunen. Are colorful balls that stick to each other and build, but also stick to hair and cause tangles.

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Toy Balls Stuck In Hair Kids love the popular toy called bunchems, little colorful balls that stick together like velcro and. Apply the product on the hair where the bunchems are tangled, carefully brush the hair. One mom shares her nightmare of removing 150 bunchems from her daughter's hair in 21 hours. Kids love the popular toy called bunchems, little colorful balls that stick together like velcro and. To remove a stuck bunchem from your kid's hair, apply a moisturizing product, like hair conditioner or oil, to loosen the ball so you can comb it out. A pennsylvania mom spent a whole bunch of time — 20 hours, to be exact —extracting sticky toy. If that doesn't work, you may need to cut the bunchem out. Are colorful balls that stick to each other and build, but also stick to hair and cause tangles. At least 50 of the toy balls got stuck in scarlett's hair, according to nikunen. She tried to shake them out, and they immediately started to matte up, nikunen said.