When it comes to maintenance, aiming for perfection every time isn’t the key; the best approach for long-term success is simply to avoid damage, dirt, and clutter. Three areas make the biggest difference: preventing color transfer, maintaining proper storage posture, and keeping things clean. Focusing on just these points will significantly reduce your hassles.

1. Measures to prevent color transfer: Establishing a system to avoid contact.

When it comes to color transfer, it is far easier to prevent it from happening than to deal with it after the fact. Since there is such a wide variety of clothing—making it difficult to say with certainty which items are always safe—the key is to turn prevention into a set routine.

Items prone to color transfer

• Piece-dyed fabrics (e.g., denim; items that bleed color when washed in water)
• Special fabrics containing synthetic resins
• Elastic parts of garments
• Items lacking care labels / Dark-colored garments

Tips for Preventing Color Transfer (Ranked by Recommendation)

2. Storage: Avoid humidity and distribute weight

For both soft vinyl and silicone products, the general rule is to avoid humid areas. When placing them, try to position them so that weight is not concentrated on a single point; this makes handling easier.

3. Body Maintenance: Cleaning + Light Powdering

Silicone products have a characteristic tackiness that makes them prone to attracting dust and lint. Applying baby powder can reduce this stickiness and give the surface a smooth, skin-like feel. Since the powder wears off over time, regular maintenance is essential to keep the product comfortable to use.

Basic Steps (Keep it simple)

1. If soiled, wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth.
2. Once dry, apply a thin layer of baby powder.

The key to keeping it in good condition is not to overdo it. Harsh chemicals or excessive friction can lead to problems that are difficult to remedy later.

— Basic approach to care

4. Bathing and Showering: Watch Out for Water at the Neck (Connection Point)

You can bathe or shower with the one-piece molded silicone product submerged up to shoulder height. However, the connection point between the head and the body is not waterproof, so please be careful to prevent water from entering there. Water seeping inside could damage the internal skeleton and materials.

5. Wigs, Nails, and Makeup: Dos and Don’ts

Wigs

Generally, using a spray and brushing is sufficient. If the hair becomes tangled, do not pull hard; instead, gently detangle it starting from the ends to ensure it lasts longer.

False Nails and Nail Polish

You can use commercially available false nails. For attachment, use double-sided tape for soft vinyl products and the included repair kit for silicone products. Please avoid applying nail polish directly to the product itself.

Applying Your Own Makeup

We generally do not recommend using cosmetics or paints, as they may cause damage to the product. If you choose to do so, please exercise great caution and perform a test on an inconspicuous area first.

6. Scratches, Repairs, and Factory Servicing: Guidelines

Minor scratches can sometimes be fixed with the included repair kit, but major damage or tears are difficult to repair. Since repairability, costs, and turnaround times depend on the condition of the product, it is best to consult us first.

7. Understanding the Process Eases Pre- and Post-Purchase Worries

First-time customers often find the “procedural aspects”—such as making changes or cancellations, receiving the delivery, and handling initial defects—to be the most challenging. Grasping the overall process beforehand can help alleviate unnecessary anxiety.

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