Try taking a shower or use soap.
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Rub some hair on it.
GOO GONE. Gets rid of everything and safe. That or any orange based cleaning products. (Just make sure they are natural) You can find them at home depot, shoprite, cvs where ever really. Just don't get it in your eyes.
You can use castor oil or avocado oil instead, if you find oil had to remove from hair add 1 teaspoon bi-carb to your shampoo when washing your hair.
It will remove some. I believe good shampoo will remove more.
no and yes. peanut butter and lemon oil work better but it also depends on how thick your hair is.
No.
Detergent, soap.
Yes, it's generally recommended to remove castor oil from hair after use, especially if you're using it as a treatment. Castor oil can be quite thick and may leave hair feeling greasy if not washed out properly. To remove it, use a gentle shampoo and possibly follow up with a conditioner to ensure your hair feels clean and manageable.
Goo Gone is not recommended for use on human hair, as it contains strong solvents that can damage hair and irritate the scalp. While it may effectively remove sticky substances, the chemicals can strip moisture and cause breakage. If you need to remove adhesive or sticky residue from hair, it's better to use hair-safe alternatives, such as oil or a gentle conditioner. Always perform a patch test before applying any product to hair.
yes i think so
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