STEP ONE: Take a large spoonful of peanut butter and apply to tree sap matted hair. (creamy works best)
STEP TWO: Hand PB spoon to toddler.(Warning: Do not skip this child pacifying step)
STEP THREE: Warm PB lathered hair with blow dryer. (Diffuser not necessary)
STEP FOUR: Comb hair with a fine toothed comb.
STEP FIVE: Rinse hair in warm water and shampoo as usual.
Tree sap gone!
5 comments:
Yikes! When I'd just read only the headline and saw the first photo, I thought that peanut butter WAS the sap and I was pretty sure the story wasn't going to end without a pretty major haircut. Nicely done!
I thought that was peanut butter in the first photo too. I'm very impressed!! Now I know who to turn to for advice in sticky situations!
Tree sap is a serious adhesive. She had a wad of hair stuck to her scalp, and a big sticky rats nest next to it. But yes, the first picture is PB- not sap! Her hair smells really good, even after the washing.
Oh my, Bunny! If that was Robert, it would have been a fresh buzz cut for sure!! Glad it all came out ok.
Oh, that's too funny! Nice work...good advice :)
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