Don't buy too soft TPE！

Joy123 · Post by **Joy123** » Tue Nov 02, 2021 6:40 am

As an important component of TPE dolls, the percentage of oil largely determines the softness of TPE.

Some merchants increase the oil content in order to compress costs, because the higher percentage of oil, correspondingly, the lower percentage of other more expensive materials. The greater the oil content, the softer the TPE, and the greater the amount of oil seeping.

TPE dolls will inevitably seep oil, but if the amount of oil is too much, it will only be an annoying thing. Imagine touching the doll when it is covered in grease, not only does it feel bad, but the overly soft skin feel will only reduce the sense of reality.

LatexLadyLover · Post by **LatexLadyLover** » Tue Nov 02, 2021 3:20 pm

Speaking of this, does SE dolls offer the Ultra Soft TPE option?

Post by **Rock13** » Tue Nov 02, 2021 4:45 pm

Hmm, I appreciate this warning and it's certainly food for thought. My Harper is what WM calls "super soft" and she hasn't seeped a drop of oil since I took her from her box last Spring and she barely had a scent upon arrival. I haven't applied any oil to her since receiving her, either, just the usual powder and her skin feels just the same.

seagull · Post by **seagull** » Tue Nov 02, 2021 5:29 pm

Some blends are well formulated and others aren't
A bit of a lottery even with the fantastic resources of forum members

Jim2021 · Post by **Jim2021** » Tue Nov 02, 2021 9:10 pm

I recently purchased a 6YE doll 150 cm D-cup Her TPE is really nice! Very soft and jiggly, and yes....somewhat oily compared to my WM doll, but I think the feel is worth the softer formula, even if it's a bit oily (even though 6YE's new formula is supposed to be "less" oily and require "less" maintenance)...go figure...?, but I really like it. My WM doll is much firmer and doesn't feel as real, but is less oily, and supposed to be more durable. So it's a trade off regardless of the brand, and even though it's almost 2022, they still have not perfected the perfect TPE. They should have something perfected as close to human flesh as possible by....2026 hopefully

Joy123 · Post by **Joy123** » Tue Nov 02, 2021 9:58 pm

Too soft TPE is easy to be damaged,
SEDOLL currently does not have the option of super soft tpe

King Solo · Post by **King Solo** » Tue Nov 02, 2021 10:15 pm

Human fatty tissue is nowhere near as hard or firm like the majority of these silicone dolls....and yes, super soft TPE is about as close as you're going to get too the softness of human fatty tissue. And it's still not as soft and jiggly as a real woman's butt or breast.

Manufacture's should incorporate a dual layer design into their dolls, with a ultra-soft TPE layer on the inside as the inner layer. And then with a more durable tougher layer on the outside. And yes it can be done because most Japanese Onaholes are already designed this way.

Dual layer TPE dolls should have been apart of doll design a long time ago....

seagull · Post by **seagull** » Wed Nov 03, 2021 1:52 am

Your average onahole is two parts. There is the internal part and the external part. On the inside a flesh-like material is used which has a hollow cavity in which the erect penis fits. The outer shell of the onahole is also made from a soft but durable plastic material.
https://onaholesensei.com/how-onaholes- ... 20material.

Therein lies a difference.
The high melting point of TPE ensures pouring a core into a softer TPE shell will effectively melt it

Silicone is much better suited for multiple layered construction

Jim2021 · Post by **Jim2021** » Wed Nov 03, 2021 2:44 am

Yes I agree, by now you would think they would have something even more realistic than real flesh. A TPE formula that makes real women look and feel inferior...oh that's right were already there...lol., but seriously we know it will only get better, as time advances., There far from any apex in current technology. Still using steel skeleton, when there are plastics just as durable and much lighter weight. Same with TPE, they could offer something scary real., but the politics of cost, profit & business usually keep things way below there potential. Sad to think that someday the state of the art, top of the line sex dolls we have today will be considered primitive toys compared to what the future holds. Androids...? or maybe they will bring back real woman, like there were in the 70's, and we won't need these dolls... ha, ha

King Solo · Post by **King Solo** » Wed Nov 03, 2021 4:36 am

seagull wrote:Your average onahole is two parts. There is the internal part and the external part. On the inside a flesh-like material is used which has a hollow cavity in which the erect penis fits. The outer shell of the onahole is also made from a soft but durable plastic material.
https://onaholesensei.com/how-onaholes- ... 20material.

Therein lies a difference.
The high melting point of TPE ensures pouring a core into a softer TPE shell will effectively melt it

Silicone is much better suited for multiple layered construction

Of course the inner layer is going to go through some type of melting again once the outer layer is poured OVER the top of it... but it also cools back off again since both layer are made out of TPE.

I've created and designed many multi layered Onaholes myself using old recycled TPE material from different types of TPE (ie. soft and firm TPE toys) and they all turned out perfect once they cooled off.

Plus the outer layer wouldn't have to be as thick and dense as the inner layer, so the heat wouldn't affect that much of the core layer anyway. Since the outer layer would be much thinner than the inner layer.

(Basically making it like one big solid body gel-implant)....giving it the feel and consistency of real skin and fatty tissue underneath throughout the entire body.

The only parts of the inner layer that might go through some type of deformation during the curing process would be the two internal cavities.

But all you would have to do is leave both internal mold canal cast inserted and in place during the pouring process of both layers.

And only remove them after both layers have affectively cooled off.