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Old 04-13-2011, 12:05 PM
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I am new here. Just had an EEG and don't know how to get the sticky glue out of my hair. I was diagnosed in 2009 with simple seizures. So it is rather new to me. Helen Rolf
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Hi Helen, welcome to CWE!

The rule of thumb with EEG glue is run an oil like baby oil or olive oil in to your hair to loosen up the glue, then rinse and repeat -- it can take a few rounds to get that sticky stuff out.

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Welcome Helen

Too bad they can't style our hair with that glue, just think, a totally maintenance-free hair-do! Just have to dust it off every so often.
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