If we are going to pay $25+ on a doll, we should at least get high quality hair. People purchasing these dolls have a hard time controlling and managing polypropylene. Kids buying these dolls have no idea what to do when their dolls hair inevitably gets tangled. Mattel says that they use this hair type to better match their designs but the truth is that is buyers would rather have a slightly less accurate design for a more versatile doll with amazing quality hair and that some dolls, like Frankie Stein, have had Saran hair before but Mattel has changed that to polypropylene. This proves that it’s possible to use Saran but Mattel is disregarding it, which is angering fans and customers.

If this issue isn’t resolved it might cause fans and kids to stop purchasing these dolls because of their seemingly low quality. However, if things do change and Mattel started using Nylon or Saran, this will catapult Monster High into a world of success with kids and collectors alike. 

The time for change is now as Monster High Gen 3 is still in its early days and we can stop this problem while it’s young. If this problem continues, soon, every Monster High G3 doll will have polypropylene and suffer from tangled, scratchy, and low quality hair. We can unite our actions and show Mattel and Monster High we are done with polypropylene and demand the high quality hair we once were given. #STOPPOLYPROPYLENE