Make up tips

lsmithiii · Post by **lsmithiii** » Sat Oct 04, 2014 7:39 pm

Just doing a follow up. The eye shadow lasted about a month. Her lips are fading now so I will have to touch them up soon. Here is what they look like 1 month in.

Karrot · Post by **Karrot** » Sun Oct 05, 2014 2:57 am

I finally got round to applying some new colour to Xiaoli. She had lost all her lip colour and 2/3 of her eye brows. I simply applied a little blush to the lips and some eye shadow for eye brows. I decided to keep the eye brows thin, rather then go for the heavier look she had originally. Any over spill was removed with a little baby oil on a cotton bud.

Lots more pics here http://www.dollforum.com/forum/viewtopi ... 11&t=56676

Karrot

sture · Post by **sture** » Sun Oct 05, 2014 4:16 am

I´ve been thinking about this subject and one question that always comes into my mind is:

Wouldn´t a permanent marker solve the problem?
Of course you need a steady hand when applying it, but it should work!

Comes in many colors and works on rubber and plastic:

http://www.viking-direct.co.uk/a/pb/Sha ... d=4893399/

passionplay · Post by **passionplay** » Sat Oct 11, 2014 4:51 pm

sture wrote:I´ve been thinking about this subject and one question that always comes into my mind is:
Wouldn't a permanent marker solve the problem?

I've been thinking the same thing myself.
Has anyone tried this before?

Thndrrbolt · Post by **Thndrrbolt** » Sat Oct 11, 2014 5:00 pm

I can tell you for a fact that permanent marker DOES adhere well to TPE with no apparent adverse effects.
I used one when doing the stain removal tests on some sample pieces of TPE that BD had sent to me.
T'Bolt

Hostage · Post by **Hostage** » Sun Oct 12, 2014 9:46 am

My Sheeana needs some tips on fixing up her lips..
What's best to use on silicon?

Thanks for the tips everyone!

von_Shredhead · Post by **von_Shredhead** » Sun Oct 12, 2014 1:13 pm

Thndrrbolt wrote:I can tell you for a fact that permanent marker DOES adhere well to TPE with no apparent adverse effects.
I used one when doing the stain removal tests on some sample pieces of TPE that BD had sent to me.
T'Bolt

Hey T'Bolt! Did you notice any seepage/bleeding/smearing after a few days? I've thought about doing a "bleed test" on the bottom of Naomi's (my 125cm) foot to see if there is any longer term fading/smearing/seepage.
Cheers!

SmittyT · Post by **SmittyT** » Wed Aug 19, 2015 8:16 pm

thanx

Master_T · Post by **Master_T** » Fri Feb 19, 2016 7:38 am

Where does one purchase these Veecci liquid pens? Does anybody have a reliable source?

CrazyCajun · Post by **CrazyCajun** » Fri Feb 19, 2016 8:40 am

I use sharpie permanent markers all the time for Lipstick and to touch up nipples on April, they seem to work great with no ill effects that I can tell, though I might be poisoning myself and not realize it, because we do smooch quit a lot, but oh well!

Dutch_Husband · Post by **Dutch_Husband** » Mon Feb 25, 2019 2:03 pm

I found these to work very well, except the brown lipstick. They were inexpensive and clean off easily with mineral spirits.

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I found that the liquid lip gloss did not stick to the lips very well. I used the lipstick and applied it with a Q-Tip. Soak a Q-Tip in baby oil to clean up smudges and outlines, and if the lipstick seems to start to "cake" the baby oil smooths it out. I let it set for awhile (an hour?) then applied a very light bit of baby powder to set. It doesn't come off during kissing and looks good.

I just freehand the eyebrows with the eyebrow pencil. Again, baby oil on a Q-Tip cleans up mistakes, then powder to lock it in. I have seen a few posts on how to do more detail, so I am still learning in that regard.

Also, for attaching eyelashes I use these. I used Gorilla Glue Super Glue and the glue does not stick to the toothpick. Use a VERY thin layer of glue. The brush end works great to comb out the eyelashes when you are done attaching them.

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Thanks to all of you for your helpful tips and advice! TDF is THE one-stop resource for answers.

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KittyLove · Post by **KittyLove** » Fri Apr 19, 2019 10:01 am

Hi All!

Awaiting my first doll to arrive hopefully in a few weeks! Shes a TPE JY Doll.

I have got makeup for her already, but just a question on safe removal of makeup?

I have seen that many suggest make-up wipes, will any brand of these do? or are some brands dangerous to the TPE?

Thanks

M_Yoroshii · Post by **M_Yoroshii** » Tue Jun 25, 2019 8:21 am

another thought on TPE makeup...
Tempera Paints are non-toxic...and seemed to be perminant...

so my thinking is a complete tan including bikiini line...with the air-brush.

any ideas how that would work or am i blazing a new frontier...lol

Maviarab · Post by **Maviarab** » Tue Jun 25, 2019 8:37 am

KittyLove wrote:Hi All!

Awaiting my first doll to arrive hopefully in a few weeks! Shes a TPE JY Doll.

I have got makeup for her already, but just a question on safe removal of makeup?

I have seen that many suggest make-up wipes, will any brand of these do? or are some brands dangerous to the TPE?

Thanks

Don't use wipes, they contain alcohol (unless on silicone, perfectly fine then). Dab (literally) of baby oil on a microfiber cloth or cotton bud for TPE.

Tempera Paints are non-toxic...and seemed to be perminant...

Nothing is permanent on TPE...not even TPE based paints/. TPE does not stick to itself so eventually will peel off. As for airbrushing, be careful of bleed, TPE is a porous material.

M_Yoroshii · Post by **M_Yoroshii** » Tue Jul 02, 2019 9:21 am

@ Maviarab,

as always best greetings and thanks...i just recently found out about the bleeding, you mentioned when i went to test a nipple stencil...looked nothing like it was meant to...lol

something i haven't seen mentioned, that works and adds a nice smell to process, is coconut oil.
has to be the real stuff, and here recently it's available in food grade.