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Is it okay to dye any Bjd?

Feb 20, 2017

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    1. I totaly understand, and this is something i have been considering to.. I am going to buy a abs doll first and try to dye, and a mirodoll and resinsoul before i try with a more expensive one. and since i am a person that change taste over time, i will think hard about doing anything that could destroy the value of course :) thank you for your thoughts!
       
      #21 Elfvan88, Feb 22, 2017
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    2. it's your doll, you're the one who choose
       
      #22 thepizzaholic, Mar 13, 2017
    3. I have modded a doll from that very same company, one that was discontinued even before the company discontinued everyone, and I have dyed (jet black!) parts of a limited Soom. My mods went pretty well, so that might be coloring my opinion, but basically... go for it. I think it's smart of you to try dying other resin first to get a feel for it- I did not do this, but then, the color I wanted was "as black as possible" so just dipping it longer was always an option for me. If you're after a lighter color, it's a good idea to test and see how to achieve it before doing it to the rarer doll.

      So that's my other advice aside from "do it if you want to": do experiments and research! Look at dying tutorials and things like that. And good luck with your endeavor!
       
      #23 BlackSheep, Mar 13, 2017
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    4. It does not matter if it's a cheap or extremely expensive doll if you want to dye it then do so. Nobody has any say so on what you do with your dolls.
       
      #24 lillievon, Mar 17, 2017
    5. It's your doll and your money. Dye to your heart's content.
       
      #25 Selenae, Mar 17, 2017
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