What kind of blog content about lovedolls interests you?

[Coeros]

Hello, we are looking for your ideas on what blog content about lovedolls interests you!

Whether it's usage tips, maintenance guides, user stories, etc., let us know.



Every user who submits a suggestion will receive a $15 no-threshold coupon.

Users whose suggestions are adopted will receive a Zelex New Silicone Removable Vaginas (19*4cm).

[Locoman]

Originally Posted by Coeros

Hello, we are looking for your ideas on what blog content about lovedolls interests you!

Whether it's usage tips, maintenance guides, user stories, etc., let us know.



Every user who submits a suggestion will receive a $15 no-threshold coupon.

Users whose suggestions are adopted will receive a Zelex New Silicone Removable Vaginas (19*4cm).

Blimey, that makes a change from a M&S shopping voucher

[Dongo]

Clothing is always of interest. What size of clothing fits a particular model of doll, good places to buy clothes from. Wigs too are of interest - where to buy, maintenance of etc.

[Andyman]

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

[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.,

[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.

[Gavla82]

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.

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.

[For real]

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.

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.