Talk:Mango Tiki Wiki/@comment-9150703-20131009142900/@comment-5902187-20131009230105

For the Silly Hairs, there are five strands, and I divide it by the one in the middle as one section, the two on the left as one section, and the two on the right as another section and braid it that way. It stays pretty well without anything to hold it in place, since I can't manage those complicated styles on the box (I've tried before and they look terrible).

That's terrible about Suzette's hair strand. Yikes, that reminds me of my old toys that moved with wires like that, and they poked out through the cheap rubber. *Shudder* My Suzette has a defect, there's a dimple in her chest almost where, um, it should be? And on her chin is this teeny section of plastic that sticks out like a wart. I guess snooty people have warts.

I actually first learned how to braid on ponies, actually! It was Cherry Berry, surprise surprise (I learned it in December, because before that I didn't care about how my toys' hair looked). I braided all their hair. Except some of my fake ones, they have some huuuge, uncontrollable knots, like my Bratz dolls do. :/ No fixing or braiding that, that's for sure. Tippy would look cute in two braids on either side of her head, if the rooting doesn't look weird. What would their hair rooting look like, anyway? Hmm. (Gosh this was long!)