Use a mild or alkaline shampoo depending on the wig’s material. After washing, apply conditioner and let it air dry to prevent heat damage.

Yes, it’s possible. Factory-provided wigs are tested to be non-staining, but low-quality wigs may cause discoloration. It’s best to buy from reputable stores.

The doll’s material (silicone/TPE) is oil-based. While there are no dedicated doll cosmetics, oil-control makeup for humans is a good option.

Yes, all dolls release oil over time. Silicone dolls release very little oil but are more expensive, while TPE dolls release more oil but have improved formulations to control it. Regular powdering helps.

• For storage: Once a month.
• For regular use: After each use to prevent oil buildup and material damage.

Use a soft, plush powder puff and evenly apply the powder over the entire body. Let the doll sit for about 10 minutes before storage.

• TPE dolls are porous and may retain some water. Ensure proper drying after cleaning.
• Silicone dolls are non-porous, but water should not enter the neck area, as it contains a metal skeleton that may rust.

Mild stains can be wiped off with a damp cloth. For severe stains, a stain remover may help, but it could cause slight surface damage. Use with caution.

It depends on the stain remover’s effectiveness. While most stains can be lightened, some traces may remain.

Mix cleaning solution with water (1:1 ratio) and use the provided cleaning tool to spray and rinse thoroughly.

Yes. Keeping the doll in the same position for too long may cause deformation. Change its posture every 3-5 days, especially focusing on areas like the hips and thighs.

Use support cushions to reduce pressure points and prevent deformation.

Not recommended for long-term storage, as a curled-up position can lead to material deformation. Detachable dolls may be stored short-term but should still be repositioned regularly.

• For light marks, gently pat the area with warm water or apply a warm towel.
• For severe marks, seek professional repair services.