Any color! I tint the resin myself for every doll. Just send me a reference image, Pantone, or any color reference and I’ll try and match it as close as I can! I can work in opaque and transparent resins and even do custom mixes so you have something in between!

Every doll in my shop has been designed, digitally sculpted, jointed, printed, sanded and painted by me!

A Face Up is face painting and blushing on a doll. On my listings, the “face up” option usually includes body blushing (or body painting) as well! So if you want me to add blush, different colors, spots, speckles, stripes, freckles, a painted nose, painted toes, or really anything at all, this is the option for you!

Send me a message and I’ll be happy to see if I can be of assistance!

If you are stuck on ideas or are not quite sure how to explain what you’d like, some of my dolls have coloring pages available so you can color your ideas digitally or physically! If you’d like one, just message me and I’ll message one back asap!

Just like you would with a cast resin doll! You can dye them with alcohol inks, spray them with sealer, use powdered pastels, markers, airbrush them, and paint them with acrylics!

If you buy a no face up doll, you need to seal the doll yourself! Especially the necklace dolls, which will be against your skin for long periods of time! (I personally use a two part epoxy for the necklace dolls to insure both the doll and you are protected!).

If you are working on your no face up doll, do not submerse the doll in alcohol for longer than a minute and acetone for 30 seconds. Make sure the surface it rests on is not soaked with solvent!

If you have a doll I painted for you, use soap and water for cleaning. Anything alcohol or acetone based will strip the sealer of the doll!

All dolls should be kept out of direct sunlight.

To the best of my knowledge and after discussion with resin manufacturers, these dolls are safe to handle once cured. And I cure my dolls for a very long time! If you order a face up doll through me, they are also frequently sealed with triple and quadruple coats of sealer.

If they will be against your skin for long periods of time (like the necklace dolls) they should be sealed extra well. I usually use a two part epoxy that is rated food safe by the FDA.

However, these dolls are NOT mouth or food safe.

…please don’t eat them!

My dolls are a type of art doll you can play with.

I’d say they are art first, and toys second!

I’ve made them for younger customers before, under strict instruction that these dolls should be treated gently (though I add strengthening materials to all my dolls).

For very little children, these dolls are NOT mouth safe! They have many little parts and the resin is not chemically rated for mouth or food play!