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Naturally I love AG dolls but one thing I would do if I were designing them is to add a little more color to their complexion. A few of my dolls are just plain colorless, in other words --blush or rosier cheeks and maybe a little more color to their lips.
Has anyone out there done this in a safe manner as not to rub off on clothing? I thought I had previously seen this posted but can't find it anywhere. Of course I don't want them clown like but a little more color couldn't hurt.
Thanks for any tips!
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Temporary color - you can use regular blush powder from CVS. It stays on quite well. I like to add lip color with a very small (#0) brush and acryllic paints. I also usually repaint the eyebrows. Having a new doll for me is like having a new canvas for my mother (oil painter). I can scarcely bare to leave a doll's face as it comes.
Example, check out Nat in my siggy. She's got a lot more sparkle than just plain Jess, much though I love Iris (another Jess whom I haven't tampered with yet).
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It's in the website sticky at the top of the page. Look in the first section where the re-stringing and re-wigging instructions are.
