How to Areola color change

Oftenwrong · Post by **Oftenwrong** » Fri Dec 25, 2020 8:50 am

Say a guy thinks his dolls areola's are too intensely PINK.

what can be done about it without risk of damage?

How are these colored in the first place anyway? hot pink describes some of what I'm seeing in the archives and that's not what the color sample I ordered from looked like.

Thanks!

YungSynth · Post by **YungSynth** » Fri Dec 25, 2020 8:54 am

Factory paint (nipples, labia, and even the face makeup) always eventually fades and then comes off entirely after repeated usage of mineral oil. (Can all be redone easily with regular cosmetics) So keep oiling those nips every so often and the color will fade a bit. Then if you want to recolor them, I use lipstick, I apply it to my finger first then smear it on evenly and kinda work it in

Mr Franz · Post by **Mr Franz** » Fri Dec 25, 2020 9:19 am

Makeup is the safest option. Not permanent, but easy enough to re-do or re-apply. For something more permanent I use Chartpak markers. Last application I did hasn't faded much in over 2 years. Downside to that option is, there's no margin of error. So if you mess up or decide you don't like the color, no real way to fix it.

Post by **Rock13** » Fri Dec 25, 2020 9:32 am

RLSD recommended this product to me a few years ago- L'Oreal Palette/Lip and I bought 3 sets in "Nude", "Pink", and "Plum" series. They're water-based, easy to work with, stay on well if you don't subject them to too much action, and wash away easily with either makeup remover creme or baby oil. I don't use these for her lips, but rather for adding color and tone to her areolas, labia, and also to create shadows and depth on the the face & head.

For lips, I use lip cremes from Atomic and Ciate' Of London. They're not cheap, but they work much better than any others I've tried.

hqwebsite · Post by **hqwebsite** » Fri Dec 25, 2020 9:50 am

How do I know if the factory dye is non-toxic?

Oftenwrong · Post by **Oftenwrong** » Fri Dec 25, 2020 9:57 am

Many thanks!!!

Was having a bit of a panic attack.

Post by **Rock13** » Fri Dec 25, 2020 10:18 am

Oftenwrong wrote:Many thanks!!!

Was having a bit of a panic attack.

No need for that! Once you get the hang of tinting and coloring the various tasty bits on your doll and settle on your favorite products, it'll be fun and rewarding. If you make a mistake or change your mind halfway through application, then the doll safe makeup removal creme, baby oil, and powder will come to your rescue.

Zippy81 · Post by **Zippy81** » Fri Dec 25, 2020 10:36 am

https://www.amazon.com/L-Girl-Beauty-Ey ... 394&sr=8-9

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4th color from the left for nips.

2nd color from the left for lips.
1st color for the teeth.

Oftenwrong · Post by **Oftenwrong** » Sat Dec 26, 2020 9:48 pm

This got me to thinking that us ultra picky guys in search of the perfect colour shades for every detail, should only place orders with skin tone everything in order to apply the shades we want. The pros on the forum are not doing this already?

Being paint, probably being applied with an air brush, why can't we do that? I have an airbrush, what kind of paint is it?

BTW, I'm assuming this is a guy hobby, any ladies being broad-brushed over by my possibly ignorant remarks? If so I apologize.

Post by **bigchilli** » Sun Dec 27, 2020 6:53 am

I use a Brown sharpie pen
Lasts a couple of months

It goes on super dark but after a couple of baby oilings it fades to the perfect finish(IMO)

Oftenwrong · Post by **Oftenwrong** » Sun Dec 27, 2020 8:57 am

Great work there bigchili, looks as alive as can be. I can't recall seeing shades of pink in permanent markers unfortunately.

Since TPE is known stain very easily, I assume regular cosmetics by their use on these dolls is not a problem then.

I was looking around after I asked about what kind of paint was being used at the factory, found nothing to inform me on that but I did find the subject being discussed on another forum and it was suggested water based acrylics as used on latex Halloween masks. Latex vs TPE, I don't know. This is what I found, anyone have any experience with this? Surely someone must know what the factory is using.

Archetypemale · Post by **Archetypemale** » Fri Jan 29, 2021 3:17 pm

Gents,

Newbie here. Pic of my girl Jazzy Is attached. She is the “new TPE” skin from 6YL Amor. Needless to say there is a lot of nipple to work with! That being a fetish of mine the pink is loved right off her nipples. I was considering hiring a permanent makeup artist to do permanent 3D areola makeup like they do for mastectomy patients.

Sound like a good idea? Will the ink injected eventually fade from the TPE? Does it seem too risky that the ink may run too far beneath the skin? I would appreciate your comments.

viesan · Post by **viesan** » Sun Nov 20, 2022 1:28 pm

Are those nipples on the 6YL attached or actually part of the body TPE? If attached, can’t they come off?!!?? I can’t imagine for the price they are attached on but it almost looks like that. Can you confirm one way or the other? Thanks.

soonpk · Post by **soonpk** » Sun Nov 20, 2022 6:25 pm

I use lip gloss and a circle template. Then go over with a q tip with a drop of baby oil to blend the color. Very forgiving and allows for color experimentation.

Arthur1960 · Post by **Arthur1960** » Sun Nov 20, 2022 6:43 pm

For Jodie's nipples here I used a small makeup brush to apply powder makeup from a pallet using 3 different colours blended in, so a bit darker on the nipple then a lighter shade in the outer edge of the areola. To fix the colour I then gently rub in the tiniest bit of vaseline (I mean really tiny!) and when dry I find the colour can last for a few months or more.