10 Game-Changing Tips for Perfect BJD Faceups! (Must-Watch!)

[@jennette_b]

I learned how to do face ups by watching make-up tutorials. They help a lot!!

[@TeenyTinkers]

Yes they do!!!

[@joshewing8965]

SO helpful, you touched on quite a few things that have been constantly frustrating lol!❤

[@TeenyTinkers]

Glad it was helpful!

[@familiedutoit9188]

Thanks Rose for this great tips. Have fun and keep the sparkles on. Lovies Yetta💕

[@TeenyTinkers]

You are so welcome

[@elizabeths9413]

I love tip videos! Thank you for sharing! It was very insightful and your face up on this video was beautiful!

[@TeenyTinkers]

Glad it was helpful!

[@clarkalters]

Thanks for the tips! I'm going to try to do a faceup too

[@TeenyTinkers]

yessss!

[@avamayy445]

This was really helpful thank youuuu

[@TeenyTinkers]

You're so welcome!

[@teenie405]

Thank you for this video! I always appreciate tips of good Face Up methods. I'd appreciate any tips n advice on some face-up struggles I've been having since the beginning of time... My issues during faceups: - Pastel dust fall out gets EVERYWHERE and pigments areas I don't want them in - Kneaded erasers leave residue that pastels cling to BUT I can't use regular erasers because it rubs off the sealant layer and everything beneath it no matter how gently I try to use it - Pastel goes on so sheer, I layer but it takes FOREVER to show up opaque (I use Rembrandt because I heard it's great) PanPastels was too pricey

[@TeenyTinkers]

1) tap the brush or sponge to drop excess pastel, if you get fallout wipe gently with a dry fluffy brush. Do pastels at the start of a layer. 2) use water to remove and allow to dry! 3) pastels take layers to build! Just a fact I think but try using sponges instead of brushed to build up faster

[@bunnywabba]

Such good information. I STAN a soft touch, but I'm super heavy handed. I'm mad when I need more sealant in between layers because the color won't build anymore...HAHAHA. Dying to try pan pastels, but my box full of Rembrandts work just fine, so I figure I'll used them up first. I love using water color pencils...They keep my heavy hand in check. I wet them, then use a brush to apply or apply straight to the doll then activate with water. Oh and the nail brushes are a must, SOOOOO much cheaper, which is great because the expensive tiny brushes get trashed just as quickly as the nail brushes! What gloss do you use? I'm always trying new things, and I haven't found "the one" yet...

[@TeenyTinkers]

Yesssssss and I used to be even lighter handed. But I also love a ton of blush

[@Chlobeaarr]

This is sooo helpful thank you! Also what are those tiny little white brush/sponge things your're using?

[@TeenyTinkers]

They’re like makeup applicators(bigger ones) and the bitty ones are specifically for miniatures. I got them from panda hobby I think 🧐

[@Chlobeaarr]

@@TeenyTinkers you're amazing thank you!

[@majaullt]

i've ruined dolls because of this and saving a few dollars 😭 thank you for this video

[@TeenyTinkers]

I’m glad it helps!!!! I’m sorry about your dolls though ❤️❤️

[@lauraleecreations3217]

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[@TeenyTinkers]

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