Anyone have any thoughts on a good way to make eyebrows on a silicone doll? (I don't want to use a pencil or paint) I am looking for material that resembles real human eyebrows and is easy to dye if the color is not right.
Thanks!
Mike, NJ
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Hi
I made mine with cut paint brushes or wigs, use straight silicone to glue,
go to my web site to learn how to do it.
www.makerealsextoys.com
let mw know if it works
I made mine with cut paint brushes or wigs, use straight silicone to glue,
go to my web site to learn how to do it.
www.makerealsextoys.com
let mw know if it works
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Re: Making eyebrows
Can't get better than this:madscientist wrote:Anyone have any thoughts on a good way to make eyebrows on a silicone doll? (I don't want to use a pencil or paint) I am looking for material that resembles real human eyebrows and is easy to dye if the color is not right.
Thanks!
Mike, NJ
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Re: Making eyebrows
First, I want to thank all who replied to my question! I tried the silicone glue/wig hair technique since I wanted to try to make the eyebrows. (even though now I see that buying them may have been less messy). (I found the silicone very messy to thin and work with, but the results were excellent!). Anyway, they came out looking good and Lucy is greatful! Now I just have to attach her arms and legs and she will be nearly done for now!
Mike, New Jersey
Mike, New Jersey
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Re: Making eyebrows
Sortedmadscientist wrote:First, I want to thank all who replied to my question! I tried the silicone glue/wig hair technique since I wanted to try to make the eyebrows. (even though now I see that buying them may have been less messy). (I found the silicone very messy to thin and work with, but the results were excellent!). Anyway, they came out looking good and Lucy is greatful! Now I just have to attach her arms and legs and she will be nearly done for now!
Mike, New Jersey
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You can also hand punch them with human hair. Human hair can be dyed to most colors with hair color but only before you attach them to your doll. http://www.dollalbum.com/dollgallery/th ... ?album=510 It is a lot of work each eyebrow took about 4-6 hours and
200 to 250 hairs. The trick is to punch them almost horozontally underneath the skin surface to have them lay flatter otherwise the hair will stick straight up and have an unnatural look to them. Is it worth it?
Maybe if you are a doll nut like I am.
Mark and the Synthetiks
200 to 250 hairs. The trick is to punch them almost horozontally underneath the skin surface to have them lay flatter otherwise the hair will stick straight up and have an unnatural look to them. Is it worth it?
Maybe if you are a doll nut like I am.
Mark and the Synthetiks
