What kind of blog content about lovedolls interests you?

[Coeros]

Originally Posted by Andyman

I think a guide on when tpe needs oil and the pros and cons of powder versus corn starch would be good.

Hello, thank you for your suggestion.
We have also written about TPE Sex Doll Oil Massage Guide before: https://www.coeros.com/the-tpe-sex-doll-oil-massage/
I hope it helps you.

[Coeros]

Originally Posted by Jedzed

In light of my recent issue, articles on repairing damaged TPE. I’d also like guidance on good make-up techniques, how it should be applied, creative use of it and what make-up products are best as I’m not finding it easy to do lips and eyeshadow etc.,

Regarding repairing TPE, we have written a related blog post: https://www.coeros.com/tpe-sex-doll-...-repair-guide/
Additionally, applying makeup to dolls is indeed a very useful topic. Others have also asked this question many times.

[Coeros]

Originally Posted by Locoman

What we need to remember is adult women have had years of practice from when they were in their teens to hone their makeup skills, while we are at the beginners stage. It's a lot harder than it seems to avoid the troweled on look.

Yes, adult women start learning makeup from their teenage years. Additionally, applying makeup to dolls is even more challenging than applying it to people.

[Coeros]

Originally Posted by Gavla82

Oil on TPE girls especially, should only be used for cleaning dirty marks - as they already have their own oil and no point in saturating the poor loves with more oil.

Powder - well I started using talc again after they changed their ingredients, less gloopy I find too.

Yes, initially, there's no need to apply a lot of oil to TPE dolls. Additionally, powdering the dolls is very necessary because TPE dolls naturally release oil, which makes them sticky.

[Coeros]

Originally Posted by For real

Not only that but a doll does to take make up in the same way a women would due to temperature and texture of the skin.

Yes, TPE surfaces are relatively soft and elastic, but they lack the pores of human skin, which makes it difficult for makeup to adhere to and stay on TPE surfaces.

[sijobo]

Nice blog tho. I didn't know you had one. And nice articles so far.

My suggestion is something I wanted to write/create for quite some time but didn't have the time or resources to do it because my girlfriend doesn't like my hobby.

Detail tips with media how to move the doll (especially the heavy doll) with ease and the techniques behind it.

Next is how to setup her in a specific pose in such a way that she will keep that pose. Next: how to move it from pose to pose while you are loving her. The less time you spend physically moving her from position to position, the more time and energy you will have for her.