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Tina-Marie... Probably should have powdered her up a bit first... A bit shiny...
My newbie... Mrs. Inoue (STILL trying to decide on a first name...
And, of course, Aiko!

The vendors I got my two Inflatables (Aiko and my new Mrs. Inoue) from posted measurements. And I was able to use those to gauge a good clothing size. Did yours post measurements?

Holy crap... these are all really freaking good. I gotta get practicing my photography.

Hiyoko wrote:OOOPs....Just a little peak of pink today...…….

Oh woooooooooow!

This was amazingly comprehensive. You have my undying gratitude! Yep, makeup goes rancid. We've had to throw out makeup that was never used due to this. So, for a very thick, highly pigmented color and smooth application, we like the sticks from Schminke (pronounced Sch-minkie). Put this on with a s...

You are welcome! Human makeup actually goes rancid after a short amount of time, fine for us humans as we wash it off. I will always advise art supplies for dolls any time over human products. Mica and cornstarch are also used in art supplies just as often as human makeup. If you need help with cho...

Dayum... If only dolls could twerk...

Thank you for your ingenuity.

I'm keeping an eye on this thread...

Lol. Make up is a whole other thing! I wish I could offer advice, but after a year I still suck at it. Lol. :) Well, at least your eye shadow looks like eye shadow.  My first attempt on Tina-Marie (I swear I wasn't thinking of Anna-Marie when I named her... It just kinda came to me) made it look li...

Happy Birthday Anna Marie!

Also, nice to meet you! I met your Broven not too long ago. Seems real friendly!

Cheers!

Hello and welcome to the forum, Go Wow. Glad you joined. Your situation is not uncommon and I'm happy you found a great solution. Two of them actually 8) I know what you mean about the smaller dolls; I also have a small doll, a JM110 and I do need to be careful when doing a photoshoot to ensure I c...

Woooooooooow!!!

violette_22 wrote:Try chalk pastels, you will find them in any arts supply store in a huge variety of colors. If the material is safe for oil based products, you can also use oil pastels. They commonly are available in sticks but some are disks like powder makeup.

Thank you!!

Oh wow... I didn't notice this board before... I guess I should introduce myself before anything else... Go Wow here... I work my own business of being a traveling entertainer... But sadly that's as much as I can say before some clever internet detective can triangulate my ID.  I am trying to get my...

Absolutely gorgeous.