Show your Tink Brown!

Tink looks so much like me as a baby it’s so weird. Lol

Perfection! May I ask who’s hair this is? Loving the curl and shine!

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Awe, thank you :blush: She was so much fun to paint, I may do another one and keep her for myself, she would be my only keeper. Im glad this one went to my favourite customer, I know she will be well loved :slight_smile:

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Hair is SilkEffex :slight_smile:

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Wow! That’s amazing applied hair!! How did you do it?

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This has made me want to paint my Tink!! AND keep her! lol Beautiful job ya’ll!!

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All of them are awesome! Now to go beg my Hubby to let me buy one, lol!

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I think I need a Tink. Looks like me as a baby.

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I have painted 3 Tinks and I have one more to do.

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She is so lovely!

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I love them all! thanks for sharing!

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The hair is cut quite short and then rooted into the style you want. Glue it on the inside as usual.
Trim again until about 1/2 " in length. (My Tink’s is a bit longer 'tho.) It is then glued to the top of the head into ‘your’ style.
I follow Mellissa George’s Patreon @ $9 per month, and she has tutorials and heaps of other very useful content, including ‘applied hair’ and the products used to glue it down.
I will say that you need a medium ‘mix’ that will allow you time to play with the style before it dries.
Mellissa uses Golden air dry paints and mediums.
atm I use Genesis but use the A/D mediums for the applied hair and gloss/matte varnish for the doll.
This is another doll with the applied hair but cut shorter.

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