What do I use to take hair extensions out? I tried mineral oil, WD40 and acetone.?

Go to a professional and don't risk making your hair fall out

What do I use to take hair extensions out? I tried mineral oil, WD40 and acetone.?

cut them right below where your real hair start's then start twisting them out with your finger's

What do I use to take hair extensions out? I tried mineral oil, WD40 and acetone.?

there is stuff you buy at a hair store that will dissolve the glue used...some are able to use hair grease

What do I use to take hair extensions out? I tried mineral oil, WD40 and acetone.?

if it was glued in then there is a product which you can buy which will remove the glue. If it is thread, then ask a friend to help you cut it. But they must be patient.

What do I use to take hair extensions out? I tried mineral oil, WD40 and acetone.?

Try spraying oil sheen on it, you gotta let it sit on the weave for a few minutes before pulling them out. I hate glued in weaves too messy for me.

What do I use to take hair extensions out? I tried mineral oil, WD40 and acetone.?

Try using some Just for me- braid releaser. If that dont work try using different kinds of moisturizers. They sell them for really cheap. But please don't use wd40 that will kill your hair!!!!!!!!

What do I use to take hair extensions out? I tried mineral oil, WD40 and acetone.?

go to a stylist but don't use what you are using it will kill your hair

What do I use to take hair extensions out? I tried mineral oil, WD40 and acetone.?

You have to heat up the mineral oil with the blowdryer and pull out.

What do I use to take hair extensions out? I tried mineral oil, WD40 and acetone.?

you should probably go to a stylist but if you dont want to do that go to sallys and get some oil sheen or johoba oil. if it is the single strand hair bonding ones do not attempt this go to a stylist they have a tendency to break the hair if it is the track glue in then i would if you need them out in a hurry olive oil works also you could also try goo gone it can be found at art supply stores and grocery stores