Tips for Removing Gum without Cutting Hair
If chewing gum gets stuck in your hair or in your child’s
hair, there is no need to worry about cutting any hair off! Simply follow these
steps and you should be fine:
- Get some creamy peanut butter or a vegetable oil
such as olive oil (vegetable oil is best for removing gum from eyebrows or
eyelashes).
- Cover the gum completely with the peanut butter
or the oil. You can use your fingers or an old toothbrush.
- Wait a few minutes for the gum to become stiff and less sticky.
- Remove the gum from the hair.
- Wash the hair to eliminate the food odors.
If you have already cut off some hair and find that it has
grown back abnormally, you can see
a hair expert at New England Associates® to be sure that there is no long-term
damage and to find out what can be done in case there is a problem. The
professionals at New England Associates® will correctly identify the reason for your symptoms and help you review your
options and solutions.
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References: American
Academy of Dermatology
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