How to Use and Care for Your Doll
How to Use and Care for Your Doll
Our lifelike, premium dolls should be treated with care and respect, just like a real human body. Proper handling and maintenance will help extend the doll’s lifespan and ensure a better long-term experience with your companion.
Whether you are positioning the doll, adjusting poses, or taking photos, it is important to follow basic safety precautions. Similar to the limits of the human body, the doll’s arms, legs, and joints should not be bent or twisted into unnatural positions. Applying excessive force may cause internal damage.
If possible, choosing a doll with a ball-joint skeleton is recommended, as it allows smoother movement and greater flexibility while reducing stress on joints. Below, we will guide you on safe movements and positions to use—and which actions to avoid—to keep your doll in excellent condition.
Doll Movement Range – Head
The doll’s head is connected to the body through a reinforced metal joint, allowing smooth left and right rotation.
Due to the internal metal skeleton that supports the neck, movement should remain within safe limits. The head should not be tilted forward or backward more than 45 degrees, and side-to-side rotation should also be limited to 45 degrees.
Staying within this range helps prevent damage to the internal structure and ensures long-term durability.
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How to Clean and Care for Your Doll
Proper cleaning and regular care are essential to keep your doll fresh, hygienic, and in good condition over time. Correct maintenance not only helps with cleanliness, but also extends the lifespan of the material and surface.
Cleaning Frequency
We recommend cleaning the doll every 2–4 weeks, depending on usage.
Cleaning too frequently may gradually affect the material and surface texture, so a balanced routine is best.
Cleaning the Doll’s Body
Cleaning the outer body is simple and similar to normal personal hygiene care.
What You’ll Need
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Mild antibacterial soap
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Warm water
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Soft sponge
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Absorbent towel
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Talcum powder (baby powder)
Steps
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You may gently rinse the doll using a shower or bathtub
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Avoid soaking the neck and head area, as excess moisture may affect internal components
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Use a soft sponge with mild antibacterial soap and clean gently
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Rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a towel
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Allow the surface to air-dry completely
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Apply a light layer of talcum powder once dry to keep the skin smooth
Cleaning Internal Openings
Internal areas should be cleaned carefully to maintain hygiene.
Recommended Method
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Position the doll on her side so openings are accessible
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Use warm water and mild antibacterial soap
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Gently clean using a soft sponge or cleaning tool
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Rinse thoroughly until clean
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Remove excess moisture with a dry sponge or absorbent material
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Allow to fully air-dry
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Apply a small amount of talcum powder externally once dry
This method may also be used for the mouth area, which is generally easier to clean.
Cleaning the Head and Face
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Remove the head and wig before cleaning
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Gently wipe the face with a warm, damp sponge and mild soap
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Avoid getting water into the eyes or eyelashes
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Dry with a towel and allow to air-dry completely
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Never immerse the head in water
Cleaning the Wig
Wig care is straightforward and helps maintain appearance.
Steps
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Remove the wig from the head
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Wash with mild shampoo and conditioner
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Rinse thoroughly
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Allow to air-dry naturally (a wig stand can help)
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Gently comb after drying
