Daisy..:)

stevep · #1 15-08-2023, 10:08 PM

got my daisy a few weeks back,
shes been busy on the credit card whilst
ive been busy on the sewing machine..

got her fitted this weekend with an 142 head.

then her new make up box got delivered,
girl dont do spending by little..shes worn half all ready
from mis haps, we are getting there.

any ways, few photos from today.
new owner and poster, and new to dolls really.
so go easy..

Andyman · #2 16-08-2023, 06:41 AM

Welcome Daisy.
Putting makeup on our girls isn't something that comes naturally to us guys but you have started well. I'm not sure if you read any of the posts on applying makeup but it helps if you put cornflour on the face after cleaning and before applying blush, eyeshadow and lip gloss. The cornflour allows the colour powder to adhere better so you can use lighter amounts, building up colour gradually.
Daisy is lovely and her lips demand lots of kisses

Tarlos · #3 16-08-2023, 07:43 AM

She looks great and hot too

Yes we all have fun with make up practice makes perfect I mostly use powders and lip gloss over to finish looks pretty good

well it don't last long with me around

algaeholics · #4 16-08-2023, 08:03 AM

She certainly likes her vivid colouring!

shamus · #5 16-08-2023, 10:31 AM

Steve... Steve... She's nicked your false teeth matey

Sorry, couldn't resist. The one pic with the wide smile

Hi Daisy,

welcome to the forum bab.
Now what you really need is a nice long cornflour or talc massage whilst to get rid of that bit of box sweat and you'll feel like a new girl.

look forwards to chatting,

All the best,

Shamus.

stevep · #6 16-08-2023, 10:51 AM

thank you for the tips andy.
i have ordered some corn flour, and some oxy10
as i know she will mess up soon.
and yes her lips like kisses.

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Originally Posted by Andyman

Welcome Daisy.
Putting makeup on our girls isn't something that comes naturally to us guys but you have started well. I'm not sure if you read any of the posts on applying makeup but it helps if you put cornflour on the face after cleaning and before applying blush, eyeshadow and lip gloss. The cornflour allows the colour powder to adhere better so you can use lighter amounts, building up colour gradually.
Daisy is lovely and her lips demand lots of kisses

Andyman · #7 16-08-2023, 10:56 AM

You only really need oxy10 for stains caused by dark clothing. For the face, just clean with baby oil or as Shamus recommends, extra virgin oil. I personally use Garnier micellar water and oil for stubborn bits. Remember to make sure the mouth cavity is dry to stop mould getting a foothold.

shamus · #8 16-08-2023, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Andyman

I personally use Garnier micellar water

I am not letting my girls see how much yours get pampered.

Can just seee it now... How come his girls shopping requires behind the counter products from a perfume shop and ours come from the food isle in Tesco's!

Andyman · #9 16-08-2023, 11:18 AM

They sell it in Lidl but sshhhh, don't tell my girls that

Adam&Emma · #10 16-08-2023, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Andyman

You only really need oxy10 for stains caused by dark clothing. For the face, just clean with baby oil or as Shamus recommends, extra virgin oil. I personally use Garnier micellar water and oil for stubborn bits. Remember to make sure the mouth cavity is dry to stop mould getting a foothold.

Is this whilst they soak their feet in perrier water and you give them a manicure