About daily care of BJD dolls

Hello LZ.

1. Is full body matting required?

Some clubs bring full-body matting to the children when they come back, and some clubs do not do full-body matting by default. You can ask about this before the children arrive. Of course, if your child wears body makeup, matte must be done all over the body by default. The main purpose of using matting is to slow down yellowing, that is to say, a layer of protective layer is added on the child. Of course, this protective layer does not exist forever. It can be solved once and for all by spraying it once. When matting bjd, I usually choose oil-based matting. Personally, I think Anti-UV matting is actually a bit useless... just one kind is enough.

The use of oily matting and anti-UV matting does not necessarily have to be done every time. It mainly depends on whether the matte feeling caused by matting disappears or is no longer obvious due to playing. Generally speaking, it depends on the feel. You can also re-spray it every once in a while according to your own needs (about 2-3 months, depending on the degree of wear and tear of the matte. Of course, babies who often play outside will have more matte than those who sleep in boxes. The degree of wear should be strong) In addition, it is best to spray oil-based matting first, and then add a layer of anti-UV matting. Do not spray the latter too thickly, otherwise it will turn white. In addition, if you think your child is yellow, it may be that the matting covering it is yellowing. After wiping off the matting, the resin underneath will be fine. However, it may be miserable to wipe the matting all over the body, and the wear and tear of the matting on the joints may also cause yellowing. The unevenness, and the matte feel will also make the original smooth feel of the resin a bit harsh, so many parents choose not to do full-body matting.

Personally, if you are very concerned about the yellowing problem of resin, you can choose to do matting. Although it is more troublesome, it can make you feel at ease. If you don’t care so much, you don’t have to worry so much. In fact, resin also It's not that fragile, so just try to avoid unnecessary damage.

2. Maintenance of makeup and makeup face

When it comes to makeup, it generally depends on the degree of makeup fall off. If the makeup is not seriously off, if you can repair it a little by yourself, the makeup can still be reapplied. Keep it for a while. Of course, if you don’t like the makeup, you can also choose to remove it and replace it with another one. In addition, if you find that the color of your makeup has become lighter, it may be a precursor to lust. At this time, you should pay attention to changing your makeup. Sometimes coloring happens unconsciously. You may find traces of coloring on your baby’s head soon after you put on a new makeup and take it off. This has nothing to do with the makeup artist’s technique and the resin of your baby. There is a relationship. If the stain is in an inconspicuous place, it won’t be a big problem to cover it up the next time you put on makeup. If the stain is in a more obvious area, you may need a makeup artist who knows how to use an airbrush to cover these flaws, or you can also You can choose to polish it, but you are not sure how deep the color will be here.

If your child comes back with official makeup at the beginning, then I will talk about the retention time of the official makeup. This may need to be considered comprehensively. The makeup technology and the quality of the resin both determine the official makeup. How long does makeup last? Some official makeup still shows no color even after being removed after being put on it for 2-3 years. This depends on your mood and preference. If you feel afraid of color, you can actually choose it for about half a year to one year. Change it, but don't change it too frequently. Excessive exposure to dilution may also cause yellowing of the baby's head.

When cleaning, try to wipe it with water and rub it slowly. Generally, many dirty places or small stained areas can be wiped off. Don’t think that only clothes will be stained, and dark hair will be stained. It may also fade (I have a black hair straightener and it fades, and it fades to blue...), so it is recommended to wear dark clothes and hair for a period of time or to replace it after wearing it for a period of time.

3. Things to pay attention to when going out

It is best to have an outing bag when going out. It is also possible to go out on the street with your child, but it may cause strange expressions from passers-by. Changes and the like, of course, if you have developed strong anti-attack ability and psychological quality, go for it! Hold your own baby and let others talk! (Audience: Don’t teach others bad things...) Ahem, actually, it’s not impossible to carry your child on the street, but on days like the Sun’s, I think a going out bag can still reduce a lot of damage. That’s what I’m talking about here. Things to pay attention to in daily life: Do not let the baby be exposed to direct sunlight often. Ultraviolet rays are an important reason for accelerating the aging of resin. If possible, it should be stored in a dark place. Of course, it is also okay to let the baby sleep in the box when not playing. As for the clichéd issue of flash, you can actually rest assured that it is nonsense to say that flash will damage resin. There are popular science posts on this forum explaining this, and even V Agency admits that the damage caused by flash to resin is minimal. But if you are shooting outside and someone flashes so wildly that you can't even open your eyes, I think this is also very sad. In fact, whether or not to use a flash is a matter of politeness. If possible, tell the person you want to take a picture clearly "don't turn on the flash." Try to be gentle. In fact, sometimes the flash is also built-in, and the other person's flash is unintentional. Don't be too cautious. Jumping feet. The onlookers are generally quite reasonable, and of course they may encounter some JPs, but of course they are a minority. If you encounter JP, remember to recognize the situation clearly and don't force yourself. If possible, get out cleverly. In the worst case, you won't be filming here. If you go with several other people, the chance of meeting JP will be smaller, so it is recommended to go together~

At home, if your baby does not sleep in a box but is outside, remember to let him The child should sit (I emphasize "sit") in a safe place where he will not fall. No matter how independent your child is, don't let him take the risk of standing guard there or doing some dangerous poses. It would not be fun if he suddenly kisses the ground or falls freely when someone is taking care of him. Of course, if your home has a fixed bracket, you can consider letting your child try a standing position under the protection of the bracket, but it is usually recommended to sit.

If the child is dirty, we have to use Tiacai Kelin (some stores also call it magic sponge). In short, you can get this thing in large supermarkets and online shopping. It is quite easy to get it ~ Tiacai. It will be used when your child gets dirt on his body or when the clothes are not particularly stained. If it is matte, the wiper should be kept nearby for backup. (In fact, it is often used even without matting. It is a standing item~)

Above, if you are still unclear about anything, you can ask specifically or go to a bjd bar for daily care. You should still be able to find the post~