Flexible Sculpt for hair?

Here's the link for GN's article on it but he now suggests using 1:1 ratio. http://www.thefwoosh.com/2006/07/making ... g-compound
Amazingly the sculpting compound bends after cured and seems to hold detail well.

The rubber and hot glue suggestions sound promising to me. Hot glue gets pretty rigid if it's thick, but relatively thin amounts have a lot of give to them. Paint rubs off hot glue relatively easily in my experience though.

Well, as odd as it sounds, TheCookiinCompany (on YouTube) did a tutorial on how to customize an action figure has a Part 2.5 of the tutorial that provides two different methods. The first is using thin wire with hot glue (this would allow for bendable and posable application, but I don't know how well it would work for hair). The second, which she used on another piece of her figure is Sculpty's "Bake and Bend" polymer clay. I don't know if that would be useful for hair either, but those are two options that I can think of. Here's how to find Part 2.5 of her tutorial (the parts with the wire/hotglue and "Bake and Bend" clay come later in the video), because the board won't allow me to post URLs:

1. Go to YouTube
2. In the search, type the following: Custom Action Figure Tutorial Part 2.5 Sculpting Attachments
3. Click on the link for the video and watch.

Of course, I don't know what everyone else think of these two methods, but I like to provide info, because if it doesn't work on your current project, it may come in handy later.

Green stuff cures somewhat flexible, also I have used zubber and it is completely flexible when done but it requires some amount of heat to cure without it taking ages(I use a heat gun to cook it), wires dipped in plasti dip work pretty well for individual strands of hair.