Types of Renewable powder?

[JoendTanya]

Hello all!,

I'm sure this has been asked and answered 100s of times by the community, but I just wanted to hear it and socialize with actual members.
I recently just properly cleaned my doll's most common used places with water so now the skin (silicone doll) is now sticky and not soft.

So my question is, What's the best on market or naturel powder (grocery store) for making my doll soft again that you might recommend.

Thanks!

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My doll: Realdoll - Tanya -5'3 160cm

[seagull]

Corn Starch (not Corn Flour) is used by many, usually put in a sock and gently tamped on the doll surface and then worked in with a good makeup brush until it is no longer visible but silky smooth to the touch

[Brick]

Corn Starch (not Corn Flour) is used by many, usually put in a sock and gently tamped on the doll surface and then worked in with a good makeup brush until it is no longer visible but silky smooth to the touch

And if you a tan skin tone and dont want white powder look on the doll. Use a little Cocoa powder with the corn starch, and it tastes better also......hehehe

[seagull]

[Babel99]

I mix 75% cornstach and 25% baby powder lavender scent. I use a paintbrush to apply it. I use the same mix on both my tpe and silicon dolls. They turn out smooth and smell great

[Daddyz-Home]

I use organic cornstarch. Thanks for the tip, I may try this.

[JoendTanya]

Corn Starch (not Corn Flour) is used by many, usually put in a sock and gently tamped on the doll surface and then worked in with a good makeup brush until it is no longer visible but silky smooth to the touch

Thanks for the replies I bought myself Johnsons cornstarch baby powder and used a make up brush.

Interesting method with a sock, can you give little more detail on the process with the sock please,

[SimonSays7]

Interesting method with a sock, can you give little more detail on the process with the sock please,

It's easy. You put a few tablespoons of corn starch in a sock. You can gently dab it on the doll I suppose, or you can just swing it and hit the doll with it and it powders unevenly but quickly.

I must look into the make-up powder brush idea.

[Babel99]

Interesting method with a sock, can you give little more detail on the process with the sock please,

It's easy. You put a few tablespoons of corn starch in a sock. You can gently dab it on the doll I suppose, or you can just swing it and hit the doll with it and it powders unevenly but quickly.

I must look into the make-up powder brush idea.

Using a large paintbrush works the best for me. I tried the sock idea at some point and it does work, however it takes forever on a full size doll.

[chippyminton]

No affiliation - but Coeros make a clever powder applicator. It’s a plastic bottle which you fill with powder - there’s then a trigger which puffs it onto the surface. Just like an old-fashioned powder puff.