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Mar 31, 2020

Nipple Coloring Question

Hey guys. Just a quick question. In the pictures of the dolls advertised I see their nipples are colored fairly correctly.. nice and pink. However the doll you get isn’t. Or at least mine wasn’t. Do you all know any tricks to make the nipples look more realistic?

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25 Comments

Phoenix

Apr 14, 2020

just paint her blue and call her smurfette

alexander chang

Apr 16, 2020

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I would love if they offered a blue skinned doll, like avatar- but human shaped with elf ears.

Kelly V

Apr 16, 2020

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@alexander chang I've seen what you're talking about when I was obsessively researching dolls before pulling the trigger on my first doll (and starting the snowball rolling downhill😆). I can't recall who the maker was but they are out there if you look.

Phoenix

Apr 14, 2020

I'm glad my question started a serious discussion and we were able to come to a conclusion on what works. I just ordered one of the markers myself

Kelly V

Apr 14, 2020

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Totally. This group is small so there's not a wealth of info on here like on TDF but having FP, rk and others in here helps a lot. I'm newer to this but I obsessively research things that interest me and did so for months before getting my first doll. Also, as proven by this thread, I sometimes enjoy proving what doesn't work so others don't fuck up like I did.

Update to the torso: Baby oil and a lot of baby wipes have been removing the stains from the dye pretty well. I feel like I owe it to her to clean her up after what I put her through 😝

Fantastic Plastic

Apr 14, 2020

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@Kelly V Stains on TPE will eventually fade away on their own.

Even the Chartpak markers fade away (much slower of course).

Fantastic Plastic

Apr 12, 2020

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Another trick you can do is blend the colors. They make a blender pen for that purpose.

You can also touch the darker color onto the lighter one and then use it immediately.

Also the color will soften a bit after being handled and used. and will fade a bit over time, which makes it more realistic looking.

Kelly V

Apr 12, 2020

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Thanks, I was reading up on the blending marker yesterday. Would be nice for slight variations between nipple and labia. Appreciate the knowledge, dude 😁

rk105rider

Apr 12, 2020

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I like that color, too...looks like the Brown Nipple Color, on Asian Women...

Kelly V

Apr 12, 2020

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Circling back on this for 2 reasons:

Clothing dye did not work at all, made a mess, WASTE OF TIME, not worth posting the before and after, etc.
OMG THANK YOU RK FOR THE HEADS UP ON CHARTPAK MARKERS AND THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU FP FOR NAILING THE COLOR! I ordered a Powder Pink for 3 of my ladies' nips and labia and the results have been awesome! Ordered a redwood color for Melissa (anime-ish cutie) as her skin is a bronze finish. Can't wait to see her fixed up too 😁

Kelly V

Apr 12, 2020

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@rk105rider I'm actually applying it to my other torso doll right now. This is the one that cannot attach a head (such a shame with that SEXY sculpt of a body). You can't really see it in here, but I did another crazy experiment with the RIT dye on her...

I have a 100cm doll that is practically colorless (think Walking Dead) and I'm ready to just throw the damn thing away TBH. I wanted to color her skin... Went on TDF and found that this has been tried (mostly unsuccessfully) many times and with many methods. I used this torso as a Guinea Pig to see how TPE would absorb a very concentrated RIT.

The result was splotchy, faint stains across her shoulders and hips that look like dirt or very light bruises. Lesson learned, and maybe the stains will fade over time. I don't use this torso so she's a good test subject for my stupid ideas 🤓

Marker is still drying in this pic

rk105rider

Apr 12, 2020

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@Kelly V Is that the Redwood Brown Color?

I think I would keep the other Doll, to practice on, like you’ve done...you never know when you might have to repair a cut or tear... you can practice on that Doll, first, before working on the real deal...

And having some spare TPE, could come in handy, someday...

Kelly V

Apr 12, 2020

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It's listed as redwood sequoia. And yeah, if I'm being honest, I am not going to throw the other one away. I am just very frustrated about the whole thing. Chances are, I will end up playing with the torso in that pic before I use that other doll anyways. And the extra material will come in very handy.

Fantastic Plastic

Apr 02, 2020

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Like said before, Chartpak markers do work, and it is non toxic after it dries.

I have found that Powder Pink is the best for coloring the flesh tone to the way they are mostly shown.

It still fades, just very slowly.

Be carful with dark colors, they are impossible to control by themselves.

I have a scarlet red that I blend with the powder pink as an experiment.

you have to be careful with them, because there is no erasing them!

This is powder pink nipples on flesh tone:

Of course an alternative is always powder makeup.

Kelly V

Apr 01, 2020

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Will start a 2nd thread for the clothing dye experiment when they arrive. I'll include before/during/after pics as this is something I've been wanting to try for some time.

FYI: some sources say acrylic paints will work. I have had zero luck with it lasting more than one session with my girls.

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