Starpery Fantasy 165cm Silicone Doll – G-Cup Jelly Breasts, Implanted Hair, Metallic Cosplay Look

1.1 Cleaning the Body Surface

Begin by gently removing excess lubricant and other residue with a soft, absorbent towel. If your doll has removable components, such as a detachable insert or head, follow the manufacturer's instructions before taking anything apart.

Prepare a mild cleaning solution using the dilution recommended for your doll's material. With a soft sponge or clean hands, gently wipe the surface without scrubbing aggressively or stretching the skin.

If the manufacturer permits shower cleaning, rinse the body carefully with a handheld showerhead. Keep water away from exposed metal connectors, especially around the neck and feet, to minimize the risk of corrosion. Always follow the model-specific instructions concerning water exposure.

1.2 Cleaning Internal Areas

Clean the designated internal areas after use to remove residue and maintain appropriate hygiene. The recommended cleaning method depends on the doll's material and whether the components are removable.

Use a suitable cleaning or rinsing accessory with a mild, material-compatible solution. Rinse thoroughly with clean water when required, and avoid strong disinfectants or concentrated chemicals unless the manufacturer specifically approves them.

For areas that require more detailed cleaning, use an appropriate soft cleaning tool. Work gently to avoid damaging the internal surface, and make sure any remaining cleaning solution is removed.

Allow internal areas to drain and dry completely in a well-ventilated space. Use only drying accessories that are suitable for the doll's construction and approved by the manufacturer.

Never put the doll away while internal areas remain damp. Thorough drying helps prevent unwanted odors and reduces the likelihood of mold developing during storage.

After washing, gently pat the body with a clean towel and leave it in a cool, ventilated location until completely dry. Apply maintenance powder only when appropriate for the material and in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.

Body Cleaning Demonstration

1.3 Cleaning the Doll's Face

If the head can be detached, remove it according to the manufacturer's instructions. Use a soft cloth lightly dampened with an approved cleaning solution to wipe the face gently, then pat it dry with a clean towel.

Facial Care Precautions

• Do not submerge the doll's head in water.
• Frequent or aggressive cleaning may affect the makeup finish.
• Avoid rubbing painted facial details too firmly.
• Keep the eyes, eyelashes, and delicate components protected from moisture.

1.4 Washing and Caring for the Wig

For a removable wig, take it off before cleaning and gently detangle it with a suitable comb. Wash it according to the hair material's care requirements and allow it to dry naturally.

Wig Care Precautions

• Remove detachable wigs before washing or drying them.
• Use hairspray, wax, and styling products only if they are suitable for the wig material.

Recommended Cleaning Accessories

• Absorbent quick-drying stick
• Microfiber drying towel
• Material-compatible cleaning kit
• Soft cleaning sponge or cloth
• Suitable rinsing accessories
• Approved drying tools

2.1 Creating the Right Storage Environment

Choose a cool, dry storage area with a stable room temperature. Keep the doll away from direct sunlight and other environmental conditions that may affect its material.

Avoid damp areas such as humid bathrooms and poorly ventilated garages. Keep the doll away from heaters, open flames, and excessive temperature changes, which may contribute to surface deterioration or deformation.

2.2 Choosing a Suitable Storage Position

Avoid leaving the doll in a strained pose or placing continuous pressure on the same area for an extended period. Long-term pressure may result in creases, indentations, or other surface damage.

The appropriate storage position depends on the doll's structure, weight, and the manufacturer's recommendations. Common options include the following.

Lay Flat

Hanging Storage

Using a Support Stand

If the doll is designed to stand, use an appropriate support stand that can safely accommodate its weight and construction. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for positioning and weight limits.

Avoid leaving tight garments on the doll for prolonged periods, as pressure and dye transfer may mark the surface. If multiple heads are included, store interchangeable heads separately using a suitable support when recommended.

2.3 Protecting Against Dust and Damage

• Suitable storage boxes
• Protective storage bags
• Original packaging, when appropriate
• Purpose-built storage cases
• Manufacturer-approved hanging kits
• Compatible support stands

Avoid placing the doll against dark or strongly colored materials that may transfer dye. Keep it away from sharp objects, rough surfaces, and locations where it could be knocked over.

Wash new clothing before dressing the doll when color bleeding is a possibility. Do not leave strongly dyed garments in direct contact with the skin for long periods.

For extended storage, use a hanging or support system only if it is designed for the particular doll and can safely bear its weight.

2.4 Moving and Handling the Doll

Move the doll carefully and plan your lifting route before changing its location.

Support the torso and body rather than lifting by the head, fingers, or individual limbs. For heavier models, ask for assistance when necessary. Avoid sudden movements that could strain your back, stress the joints, or damage the outer material.

3.1 Selecting Suitable Lubricants

Water-based lubricants are commonly used with many doll materials and can be a practical starting point.

Some silicone-based or oil-based products may affect particular TPE formulations or surface finishes. Before using a new lubricant, check its compatibility with the doll's material and follow the manufacturer's guidance.

3.2 Maintaining the Skin Surface

• Apply maintenance powder only when the surface is completely dry and the product is suitable for the material.
• Use a relaxed, supported position when storing the doll.
• Keep the doll out of direct sunlight.
• Protect the surface from sharp edges and abrasive contact.
• Follow the recommended care routine for the specific material.

3.3 Avoiding Clothing Dye Transfer

Some fabrics release dyes that can stain TPE or silicone surfaces. Light-colored clothing is often a practical choice when you want to minimize this risk.

Wash dark or brightly colored garments before use and check whether the dye runs. Choosing colorfast fabrics and avoiding prolonged contact with strongly dyed clothing can help protect the doll's surface.

3.4 Looking After the Internal Skeleton

Many dolls contain a metal skeleton with movable joints that allows the body to hold different positions. Appropriate handling helps protect both the internal structure and the surrounding material.

Adjust the joints gradually and avoid forcing them beyond their intended range. Inspect the structure periodically and follow the care instructions supplied with the model.

• Move the joints without applying excessive force.
• Avoid positions that place unnatural stress on the skeleton.
• Adjust the storage position periodically when appropriate.
• Prevent falls and sudden impacts.
• Keep exposed metal components dry to help reduce corrosion.

Skeleton Movement Demonstration

3.5 Refreshing Facial Makeup

Cleaning and repeated handling may gradually affect a doll's cosmetic finish. If makeup needs refreshing, choose products and application methods that are appropriate for the specific surface material.

TPE Dolls: Use only compatible makeup or color products that will not damage the TPE surface.

Silicone Dolls: Select pigments and finishing products specifically recommended for silicone. Test an approved product on a discreet area first when appropriate.

Suggested Maintenance Accessories

• Material-compatible lubricant
• Suitable lubricant applicator
• Soft powder brush
• Powder applicator
• Compatible makeup touch-up products

4.1 Repairing Small Surface Tears

Place the affected area in a stable position and make sure the surface is clean and dry before assessing the damage.

For minor tears, use a repair adhesive specifically formulated for the doll's material. Follow the product instructions carefully and avoid applying excessive adhesive or pulling the damaged edges too tightly.

Larger tears, damage near joints, or problems involving the internal structure should be assessed by the manufacturer or a qualified repair specialist.

Surface Repair Demonstration

4.2 Treating Surface Stains

Begin by cleaning and drying the stained area. If a stain remover is needed, select a product that is compatible with the doll's material and follow its instructions closely.

Avoid harsh solvents or aggressive scrubbing. Once treatment is complete, remove any remaining residue as directed and allow the area to dry fully.

Stain Removal Demonstration

4.3 Addressing Deformation

If a small area has changed shape, consult the manufacturer's material-specific instructions before attempting to restore it.

Do not apply direct high heat to the doll. If the deformation is substantial or may involve the internal skeleton, seek professional advice before attempting a repair.

4.4 Reattaching Nails or Eyelashes

Choose an adhesive suitable for both the doll's surface and the component being reattached. Apply only the amount specified in the adhesive instructions.

Carefully position the loose component in its original location and allow the adhesive to cure as directed. Excess glue can affect the appearance of the finish or damage nearby material.

Repair Accessories

• Silicone-compatible repair adhesive
• TPE-compatible repair adhesive
• Material-specific repair compound
• Manufacturer-recommended repair kit
• Soft cleaning cloths and application tools