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Thicker paper makes the final model stronger and it holds its shape easier. Another very easy tip but one that makes a big difference, is to take the time to colour the edges of the paper with a pencil or marker in the colour of the part. That way, you won't have "white lines" on the final model: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhBuuEVSUcw
Furthermore, your instructions were great too and easy to follow for a beginner, but damn, the hair is soooo hard!
(and yes, the hair can be quite confusing with all those "spikes"...!)
Except for this tricky part, I really enjoyed the building btw. Yeaaaah!