the type we use for doll face up is Mr.Super Clear FLAT. that is a 1st coating before using pastels or acrylics to do the rest off the 'make-up'. Blushing is using pastels brushed onto the joints.

MSC FLAT is just to cover and seal the makeup.



I don't see why its 'volks' only though. Then again its very much QC bjd company to begin with.. hence only why there is one branc outside off Japan and that is in US.
The nearest way of getting things for your kid you can get are either from Taobao,Korean companies or Den of Angels ( a forum dedicated to BJD owners alike)


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Also i would like to point out also that as long its jointed articulations and is a 'doll' in many aspects it is still considered a BJD. If this topic is going more towards the Resin counterparts then its Resin Ball Jointed Dolls

This post has been edited by gukichan: Sep 30 2009, 02:27 PM

Volks is well known for their QC for resin quality. I doubt you've come across one in real life now do you? Once you get to interact with one you'll understand the difference with the korean companies to begin with. Heck I would still want a Suigintou mold because her type just got re-released not long ago in limited batches or a School head B . Only bummer part is that due to their resin quality they tend to be heavier than our usual korean/china doll companies .

Don't fancy Shinku's one much. Still aiming for either Suigintou or Hina Ichigo Demand for this mold memang goreng the price one ler...XD and lol in the end as long you know how to take care off your kid its much off a breeze..any chipped or skined off part..just sand paper it down

Yellowing off resin can't be helped really. The best way to get is the MSC Uv Cut ~_~; don;t know about baking soda as off yet. you heard about it from DoA?