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Montanagal · Newbie

Painting flawless skin

Buffington · Guru

Welcome to our little family forum Montana! We are always glad to have newbies come in. You are right, it takes some a long time to do flawless, if ever. I don't think it's a matter of flawless as much as "realistic". I have been creating reborns for over 6 years now, and I'm a factory certified reborning teacher. I don't think I still have the "flawless" down to a science lol. It just comes with time and patience IMO.

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sage brush nursery · Guru

montana, its as pat said not flawless but realistic.........and a baby you see that is awesome its reborner could point out flaws you or i wouldn't have noticed......as a reborner i'm realy guilty of being super aware of my babies littlest boo boo........the skin is is created in several layers useing different techniques ......such as berry makers, sea sponges ,cosmetic sponges and brushs......ita also a matter of keeping your paint VERY thin and blending......we all were newbies so hang in there..........sage

Cherrymac · Newbie

Hi ladies, I am new here and would like to know how and what to do to prevent the horrible chalky look my reborn has. I used very thin paint? with odorless thinners. This is not my first reborn but I have not made one for2 years so I think I have lost the plot. Any help would be grateful and thanks in advance.

Thank you