How to Remove Hair in Rintama High

Confirm before you assume it failed

Some heavier hair meshes take a beat to drop off the preview after you clear the field — wait for the confirm animation to finish before closing Customize Character. If the preview still shows the old style, tap into Import Hair again and verify there is not a single leftover digit or space hiding at the end of the field. Roblox paste fields are notorious for trailing characters that block a true clear.

Hair Color sits directly above Import Hair on the same Character tab. Clearing Import Hair removes the mesh; it does not automatically reset Hair Color. If your student looks oddly tinted after removal, drag Hair Color back to neutral separately — that swatch tints whatever hair is active, including none.

Save the Asset ID before you wipe it

Once you confirm an empty Import Hair field, the previous Marketplace hairstyle is gone from your character until you paste that ID again. Rintama High does not keep a history of styles you wore. Before you clear, open the item page on roblox.com one last time and copy the numeric Asset ID into a notes app if there is any chance you will want it back.

With the field cleared and saved, the next question is what you should expect to see on your model — bald, default, or something in between.

Clearing hair does not reroll Height or face

Import Hair is independent from Reroll Tokens, Height sliders, and the Import Head / Face field. Wiping your hairstyle does not refund a token, shrink your character, or revert a custom face you pasted earlier. Treat hair removal as a cosmetic-only action so you do not burn a Reroll Token expecting a full character reset.

If you want a new face to match a bald head, head to face IDs after you clear hair — the Import Head / Face field lives on the same Character tab, one section away.

Replace beats clear-then-paste for most swaps

When you already know the next Asset ID, paste it directly over the current number. Clearing first adds an extra confirm step and a visible bald flash on the preview that confuses players into thinking the feature broke. Reserve the full clear for when you genuinely want no custom hair, not when you are hopping between two known Marketplace items.

Platform differences are small but worth knowing before you troubleshoot on the wrong device — covered next.

Where mobile trips people up

Removing hair on mobile fails more often from menu navigation than from the clear itself. Mobile players sometimes open Settings or the map tab inside the Phone, never reach Customize Character, and assume hair cannot be removed on touch controls. Back out to the Phone home screen, pick Customize Character explicitly, then scroll to Import Hair on the Character tab.

Copying a replacement hair ID is the step that differs by platform — roblox.com in a mobile browser exposes Asset IDs cleanly, while the installed Roblox app often does not. That affects adding hair again, not removing it. Clearing the field never requires a browser.

Touch typing and stray spaces

Mobile keyboards love to insert trailing spaces when you delete digits quickly. After you clear Import Hair, tap into the field once more and confirm it is visually empty — an invisible space can make the game think something is still pasted, which reads as "hair won't remove" when the field is technically not blank.

If removal still misbehaves after a clean clear, the issue is usually one of the common mistakes in the table below rather than a platform bug.

Moderated or delisted hair can look "stuck"

If a Marketplace item was moderated after you pasted it, your model might show a broken or frozen mesh that does not update cleanly on the first clear. Clear Import Hair completely, confirm, rejoin the session once, and check again. If the preview is still wrong, paste a known-good free Hair Asset ID from the hair IDs workflow to force the renderer to refresh.

Do not confuse bundles with hair removal

A Bundle ID pasted into Import Hair never belonged there in the first place. Clearing the field fixes the symptom, but the underlying mistake was category confusion — filter the Marketplace to Hair before you paste again so you are not fighting the wrong item type twice.

Quick yes/no answers for the most repeated removal questions sit in the FAQ below.

Rebuild once, not four separate sessions

Open Customize Character once and walk the full Character and Clothing tabs in a single pass — hair, face, then outfit layers — so you are not discovering a clashing shirt ID after you already saved a perfect hairstyle. Rintama High saves each field independently, but your eyes judge the whole student at once.

Redeem codes before big Yen purchases

If removal was step one of a full reroll day, stop by codes before you buy a Fighting Style or burn Job earnings. Free Yen from a fresh code stretches the budget for the rest of your build session.