First time Head removal! Rebecca and Saige American Girl Doll Spa Day.

[@CherishedDollFriends]

Hello my Cherished friends, This video has been trimmed to remove potential copyright background music. It was just at the beginning where I was telling about these two thrifted dolls, Saige and Rebecca. Also some of the magic eraser cleaning on their bodies and hair detangling was cut out. Thanks for understanding. Cheryl

[@CeeceeWhip]

I have used powder blush on the cheeks with cotton balls. You just have to work it in for it to stain a bit. This way it stays if you don’t touch it. Also try nail polish on the lips/nails/toenails. Nail polish remover works well if things need to be redone. I have used conditioner with no problems. Just rinse it out well. Love watching their transformations. ❤🎉❤

[@CherishedDollFriends]

These are very good tips. I may try that! Thanks so much and happy Saturday :)

[@nailahvenable7989]

That was a really nice job on the dolls

[@CherishedDollFriends]

Thank you! I really enjoyed fixing them up. 😄

[@cmwolfe1264]

You should never use fabric softener on the doll hair ever. It leaves a coating that over time will lead to mold and mildew of the hair. Most people do not recommend putting conditioner on the doll hair for the same reason. I usually will just use a gentle shampoo on my dolls hair to get it clean. I do not use a conditioner.

[@CherishedDollFriends]

Thank you for sharing that information! I am still learning by trial and error. So far, using conditioner has worked well for me to make the hair softer, especially if it is really dry. I only do this on older TLC dolls. I will see over time if it becomes an issue. Thanks for watching! 😃