Comments on: Dollfie Dream Care http://aquilla429.co.uk Anime, figures, dollfies and stuff. Sun, 06 May 2012 17:19:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: athena112 http://aquilla429.co.uk/all-about-bjd/all-about-dollfie-dreams/dollfie-dream-maintenancecare/#comment-2066 Sat, 01 Jan 2011 07:44:55 +0000 http://aquilla429.wordpress.com/?page_id=184#comment-2066 Hi Aquilla, I am about to get my first DD and im kind of nervous about doing the face-up. Do you have any tips on how not to mess up on it？ thx, btw, great tips!

]]> By: aquilla http://aquilla429.co.uk/all-about-bjd/all-about-dollfie-dreams/dollfie-dream-maintenancecare/#comment-2056 Thu, 30 Dec 2010 21:58:37 +0000 http://aquilla429.wordpress.com/?page_id=184#comment-2056 I’ve never scratched my doll like this, so I don’t know what to advise to help, sorry!

]]> By: aquilla http://aquilla429.co.uk/all-about-bjd/all-about-dollfie-dreams/dollfie-dream-maintenancecare/#comment-2055 Thu, 30 Dec 2010 21:57:48 +0000 http://aquilla429.wordpress.com/?page_id=184#comment-2055 It’s best not to really touch the face because it’s very hard to remove stains from the face without messing up the face up. When handling my dolls, I have clean hands and when positioning their heads, I will hold them by their ears and chin, because if either of those areas did get dirty, it’s not a problem to wash off.

If it’s not 100% necessary I wouldn’t try to clean the face, if you absolutely have to, I would be extremely careful, try wash it off with water and a soft cloth first, if that doesn’t work, you could try using a small amount of nail polish remover on a fine tipped cotton bud and lightly wiping away the stain, but be super careful because it’s easy to smudge the face up with it!

]]> By: Lindsay http://aquilla429.co.uk/all-about-bjd/all-about-dollfie-dreams/dollfie-dream-maintenancecare/#comment-2053 Thu, 30 Dec 2010 07:35:09 +0000 http://aquilla429.wordpress.com/?page_id=184#comment-2053 Hey aquilla!

Hope you don’t mind a question on fixing DDs… I didn’t see this addressed in your post, but I apologize if it’s already been answered. ^ ^;
I was following your guide on how to remove the DD head and eyes, and while removing the head from the body, it jolted out of my hand, hit the corner of my computer, and scratched the cheek. T_T I’m kind of panicking, cause I don’t know what to do or if this is even fixable. It’s not a deep scratch, but the surface is obviously shiny where it was grazed… Do you know how to repair this?

Thanks in advance!

]]> By: Ptaks http://aquilla429.co.uk/all-about-bjd/all-about-dollfie-dreams/dollfie-dream-maintenancecare/#comment-2042 Thu, 23 Dec 2010 02:42:45 +0000 http://aquilla429.wordpress.com/?page_id=184#comment-2042 Ei aquilla,

1st off i wanted to thank you for this wonderfull guide. Its a great help for 1st time owners like myself. just adopted my 1st dollfie dream, Amaha Miu DDdy, and i’ve been using your guide to take care of her. I just have a question, how do i clean her face without messing up her make-up? thanks so much for the help :D

]]> By: aquilla http://aquilla429.co.uk/all-about-bjd/all-about-dollfie-dreams/dollfie-dream-maintenancecare/#comment-2012 Sat, 11 Dec 2010 10:55:54 +0000 http://aquilla429.wordpress.com/?page_id=184#comment-2012 I don’t really deal with resin dolls any more, so I can’t really answer your question. Try asking on a bjd forum like the Den of Angels, you should get a correct answer there ^^

]]> By: Lilaeya http://aquilla429.co.uk/all-about-bjd/all-about-dollfie-dreams/dollfie-dream-maintenancecare/#comment-2001 Tue, 07 Dec 2010 16:50:50 +0000 http://aquilla429.wordpress.com/?page_id=184#comment-2001 Hi aquilla!
I just removed some stains from my boy’s body using nail polish and the areas with stains removed have a lighter skin tone than the rest of the body. Is this normal? I’m worried that I damaged the doll. :(

]]> By: aquilla http://aquilla429.co.uk/all-about-bjd/all-about-dollfie-dreams/dollfie-dream-maintenancecare/#comment-1886 Sat, 23 Oct 2010 09:29:39 +0000 http://aquilla429.wordpress.com/?page_id=184#comment-1886 You can seal the whole doll if you want to, it does help a bit but it rubs off and you have to reapply it. Personally I think it’s a hassle because for a start, I can’t be bothered to take my dd to pieces and rebuild it. I’d rather just use whatever clothes I like without worrying about stains. If a stain happens I only care if it’s in a visible place. If it’s not visible with clothes/wig on then I won’t bother removing it. But I’m lazy like that.

]]> By: Dollfie Stains | dollfiehome http://aquilla429.co.uk/all-about-bjd/all-about-dollfie-dreams/dollfie-dream-maintenancecare/#comment-1866 Mon, 18 Oct 2010 01:36:13 +0000 http://aquilla429.wordpress.com/?page_id=184#comment-1866 [...] is an extensive guide on how to remove dollfie stains by Aquilla HERE. Also, read the comments on that page as it has some case-by-case scenarios asked by past readers [...]

]]> By: Symmy Gee http://aquilla429.co.uk/all-about-bjd/all-about-dollfie-dreams/dollfie-dream-maintenancecare/#comment-1857 Sun, 10 Oct 2010 05:20:16 +0000 http://aquilla429.wordpress.com/?page_id=184#comment-1857 Hi. I’m getting my first BJD from volks for my b-day and I have been admiring the dolls online for a while. I heard staining was easy with dark clothes so I’ve been looking into it and someone on another site was wondering if anyone thinks that maybe sealing the entire doll like you do when you paint the face could make cleaning the stains easier. I got my dollfie some dark clothes so I’m really worried and would probably cry and get depressed if my baby girl gets stained first day. I’m not worried about her hair staining cause I’m rooting her white hair when she gets here. <3 Any way, I would love an answer soon. Bye.

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