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American Girls with Previous Restoration Attempts
1. Brunette American Girl
This first doll arrived with cut bangs and damage to her vinyl from multiple
previous restoration attempts. I did the best I could to restore her face paint
(and re-root her cut bangs).
Using Removezit on the vinyl of the 1961+ dolls can make the new face paint
'juicy.'
As you can see in the first photo, that is how the doll arrived! Removezit had been used
on the lips, possibly the brow area, too, and it also removed the color from the
doll's eyeliner.
After:
2. Blonde American Girl
This doll had been previously
re-rooted and painted. While the re-root was nicely done, the hair had not been styled and
it had been cut uneven (and too short in
some places at the bangs). I cut, shaped and styled her hair, wiped away her
previously done face paint, and re-did her brows, liner and lips (and
added just a slight touch of soft blush):
Before:
After: Here is how she looked after I styled her previously done re-root and correctly restored her face paint:
3. Brunette 1965 American
Girl
She arrived with the make-up seen in the photo on the left. You can see that
after I removed the previous paint restoration attempt, a stain remains on the
vinyl.
After: I did my best to remove the stain and here is how she looks now with re-styled hair, one brow touched up (matched to the original brow), slight blush and coral lip paint:
