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Hi,all
I found, the paint of Poupee Latex's face were able to be peeled off easily. I used ACETONE. The paint melted gradually when I patted several times with ACETONE on cotton bud.

When you try, frequently wipe the cotton bud with clean cloth and repeat.
I will recommend you to make paper pattern (ex."Post-it") before paint new eyebrow.

The lipstick peeled off similarly.


Thank you
....fabin

Hi Fabin!

THANKS for news of your brilliant experiments!

Best wishes

Harem

Fabin
Thanks for the post. Did you say that the face is latex?
That would be of interest since I do not like the vinyl face.
Thanks,

Mark

Nice job ,,, those are nice dolls

Hi,haremlover
Hi,Christine2

Thanks.

Hi,pygmalion2,
The bad news is, regrettably her face is made of vinyl.

Next time
Will introduce lip making.

.......fabin

Cool to see someone managed to remove the makeup and change it..
I contacted the company and they told me they would sell me one without the rose collored cheeks..
I would asume one might be able to get one of these without any makeup at all if you was good at doing this sorta thing
and makeup your own down and do the eyes and all maybe.
Pretty cool Fabin

What paint did you use? I need to touch up my Letha Weapons, she has a latex face.

Thanks.

pygmalion2 wrote: That would be of interest since I do not like the vinyl face.

Hi!

Yes - it's vinyl but just the right amount of softness - and it's so flexible that one can wrap her up and squash her face almost flat from side to side without any ill effects. The face is under airpressure when inflated so it's by no means too soft

Altogether the very best inflatable lady I've found . . . and I'll probably be selling most of my other types as a result!

Best wishes

Harem

Hi, friends

I used nail polish paint.
I bought several colors and clear one. To make favorite color, I mixed the clear paint and make-up powder.
There are two method of painting, one is to paint using only make-up powder, then paint clear nail polish on it as coating. The other method is to paint colored nail polish paint directly.

As shown in photograph, my test was done by using the junk vinyl chloride head and small piece of latex.
Consequently, all painting were firmly established.

Because I fear the failure, I didn't
paint eyebrow directly.
I made eyebrow pattern of adhesive sheet, then colored it using the nail polish.
Finally I stuck it on her with ease.
I like this method because it is not only easy but also exchangeable.

Thanks
.....fabin

A small difference of lips and eyebrow changed the entire feeling greatly.


These are stickers cut out to the shape of the eyebrow.
Each are slightly different.
I made it with X-Y plotter (cutter).
BTW. Is there any person who want this?

Thanks
......fabin

another idea to this would be to use your patterns and a marker although a removeable marker ink wouldn't last as long . another thing someone " may " want to try would be after putting on the eye brow with fingernail color would be to take a tooth pic and maybe make fine marks in the color before it's completely dry giving the effect of looking like eye brow hairs in the color . just a thought.

p.s. great work and idea fabin .

Oh p.s.s. fabin i ment to ask you in the picture i see a make up kit i know you used fingernail polish for the eyebrow color but what's the powdered make up for ??? i didn't see where you had said .

timetraveler1 wrote: Oh p.s.s. fabin i ment to ask you in the picture i see a make up kit i know you used fingernail polish for the eyebrow color but what's the powdered make up for ??? i didn't see where you had said .

Hi,
It was for her lips make-up.

I didn't paint her lips directly,because it tended to be too thick.
I put only make-up powder on and then painted nail polish paint(clear) on for coating.
It became shining lips.

Thank you
.....fabin

P.S.
Her eyes are sparkling, too.
About this,,,,will post later.

How to make her eyes sparkle.

Not so difficult.

Fine!


Thanks
.....fabin

so theoretically the eyes if done carefully could be painted different colors to (even if not sparkly ) to a different eyes color using fingernail polish .

i am saving your pictures and instructions for future reference in my files .

That is awesome work, Fabin! You are a true artiste!

Your lady is lovely, and you're making her even more so with your work!

I plan on buying a Poupee-Latex girl before August (so I can bring her to LA! <3), and though I don't think I'll change her makeup, yet at least, it's nice knowing that I have that option.

Great job!