Why I Covered my Whole Body in Plaster

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[@stashbuster]

Xyla's greatest challenge yet...standing still. Wonderful as always!

[@Pottery4Life]

Must have been excruciating for her.

[@davidslate2005]

Now, that is funny.

[@tetedur377]

It could be not talking. And I don't mean that in a bad way.

[@guitfidle]

Hahahaha!!!

[@harujp2]

accurate af

[@rex8255]

Nice to see you loosening up, it's good to get plastered once in awhile!

[@xylafoxlin]

LMAOO

[@610demonkey]

​@xylafoxlin why does youtube give me the option to translate this to English? Lol 😂

[@kleinesren7064]

the way I cackled..... xD

[@Deja117]

I both hate and love you at the same time for making me laugh with this. 😆

[@VitaliyCD]

😹

[@blackdog8248]

A cousin of mine who is an artist made a body cast of herself and then took it to a candy factory, where they cast her in hard rock candy! It was amazing.

[@BoredInNW6]

Sweet!

[@BrianBorges-ez3ls]

I wonder how she explained that to the grandparents!🫣😆

[@brolohalflemming7042]

Heh, it's.. an experience! I was a photographer, did some makeup courses and ended up dating a stage makeup and prosthetic artist. They persuaded me to get a lifecast of my head. Was great for making prosthetics, but not exactly a comfortable experience. I've been wondering if it'd be safe or possible to vacform body parts, but I guess it would be rather unsafe to try that on a head.

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

​@@brolohalflemming7042Vacuforming involves heating the plastic so it will conform to the shapes. Skin and melted plastics are not a good combination,.... Now, vacuforming around the life casts, to make lightweight sections for a cosplay armor, that can be effective.

[@brolohalflemming7042]

@@PiDsPagePrototypes Yes, indeed. This was something I'd been having fun with using my casts. But this was a couple of decades ago, and vacuforming has moved on, so if there were lower temperature polymers that might be safer. But if I had the money, what I'd really want is a scan, then mill-a-me out of stainless steel. Fit joints and a poseable me! Not exactly portable, but durable.

[@cecilierasmussen7442]

I vote for another bullet resistent dress, maybe a full ballgown this time. Or pretty much anything masking as another thing, especially something you can wear. Like hidden pockets or a full one tool belt hidden under a big skirt.

[@thatHARVguy]

*murder pockets intensifies*

[@joshmaxwellreinerallen3521]

That reminds of the pocket that Scottish women in the 18th century used to sew into their dresses which included a hole with a string attached to a very small, very sharp knife. Historians say that English men called it a “voice changer.”

[@It-b-Blair]

She could use the mold to cast a ballistics gel copy of herself! Video title/thumbnail “I shot myself in a bullet proof dress” 😜😅👍

[@joshmaxwellreinerallen3521]

@@It-b-Blair Brilliant! I feel like it’s only a matter of time before a maker does something fun with ballistics gel

[@douglasmagowan2709]

@@joshmaxwellreinerallen3521 You obviously didn’t grow up watching Mythbusters!

[@dittilio]

Xyla: This is a family friendly channel Also Xyla: Never thought I'd be smearing goo on my ass on the internet, but here we are. When needs must, Xyla adapts. I kind of want to see her play the Xylafoam, maybe a giant PVC/plaster ocarina or something.

[@Saavik256]

I almost spat my coffee at the monitor when she said that. :D Such an awesome lady!

[@micahreid5553]

Make a couple new wax casts from the mold and chop it up and lost-wax cast them in brass and use those to make a Xyla-Foam-Xylaphone

[@georgeb.wolffsohn30]

Actually this is the beginning of a totally new class of life : Xylaforms.

[@reviveddk]

a Xyla rocket has to be something you make!

[@andy-in-indy]

I second that option!

[@Zenthere]

Though if if Xylafoam 2.0 was in a Ms Marvel pose....

[@xylafoxlin]

rocket backpack??

[@reviveddk]

Superhero pose, Rocket shoes! @@xylafoxlinto infinity and beyond!

[@currentlypooping]

@@xylafoxlin yessss!!!

[@TSIRKLAND]

As a fellow makeup professional who has taken life casts many times, I was quite worried when I saw the title, as people have seriously damaged themselves by using raw plaster against their skin. (Do NOT do that!! Plaster heats as it cures, and can burn your skin! It can also encapsulate hair and fine tissue, causing extreme pain if not permanent damage. Do NOT use raw plaster directly against your skin!!) So I was quite relieved when I saw you in the hands of such capable professionals as Jason and Mel. Technically speaking, you don't have to be completely naked to do a life cast; you could have worn a sports bra and shorts, to go the silicone mold route; it's not an all-or-nothing proposition. But this technique seems to have worked out fine, for your purposes. It was actually interesting to see the silicone go INSIDE the plaster mold- essentially as a mold release. Interesting, for sure- makes me think about alternate ways of doing things. Some more sanding to refine the shape and take out the extra bumps, and then sealing with a top coat: that would be WELL worth the extra time and effort. You're not going to want to put fabrics and such up against that raw foam; it'll snag all to heck. But this is a great start!! It's so fun to have a clone of yourself, isn't it? 😄😄

[@theninjamaster67]

I'm so glad someone mentioned this cause in high school my class did plaster mask and to protect from burns we put Petroleum Jelly on our faces the partner I was assigned didn't put enough on my eyebrows so when the mask came off so did like 6 eyebrow hairs from each eyebrow which really hurt so yahhhhhh. I'm also rather glad you mentioned wearing something like a sports bra and shorts underneath cause I was thinking the exact same like "why wouldn't she just wear a bikini or a tight tube top and boy shorts" strange that she didn't think of that since she wears sports bras and shorts as ever day clothes like all the time and she was literally a beauty pageant winner so she's worn a bikini in front of hundreds before and thousands if you count everyone who has seen it and her bikini pics on Instagram so weird her mind went straight to leggings and a rather loose shirt...

[@psibug565]

Obviously this is Xyla’s Edna Mode arc where she starts developing super suits. just remember “No Cape!”

[@Birkguitars]

I recently discovered Jill Bearup and having descended in to her rabbit hole I am going to have to say that what we need to see now with Xylafoam is armour. Proper medieval armour.

[@wingracer1614]

She's not a blacksmith but could you imagine a full suit of armor but made out of carbon fiber and kevlar? That would be sweet

[@andrewedgecombe]

@@wingracer1614 like "This is what a medieval armorer would have made if they knew about composites"

[@wingracer1614]

@@andrewedgecombe exactly

[@barbarossarotbart]

Jill Bearup is not an expert on that topic and her opion is not widely accepted.

[@Birkguitars]

@barbarossarotbart But it's fun and it piqued my interest. I doubt anyone who reviews fictional characters and has a category of "just stab me now" can be accused of taking matters too seriously.

[@Ratherhunter]

This is getting out of hand, now there are two of them! 😂

[@Video_Crow]

my hunch would be no, because if I'm mistaken, plaster curing is an exothermic reaction - it actually generates some heat.

[@jdrano2215]

ummmm...i wouldn't mind having my own.....lol

[@Gunbudder]

when i was doing theater prop stuff, the way we made full body "casts" was with chicken wire! we'd make a stand (essentially a basic armor stand shape) and then we'd wrap the lady being cast in chicken wire. from what i remember, she did the wrapping herself for modesty reasons, because it required a LOT of fine tweaking of the metal wires that make up the mesh. i believe we had the seam actually run down the side of the model being cast instead of the back because she had to do a lot of fitting around her bust by herself. when she was done shaping the chicken wire to her body, she just gently opened it like a book, slid out, and the mesh sprung back shut. after a bit more fine tuning, we put the mesh on the stand so it stood at the right height. then it was just a matter of picking a skin. we went with a thick latex that was spread on the chicken wire with newspaper directly on the wire to cover the gaps. the latex allowed for some minor articulation. it worked incredibly well in the end, and that dang cast scared the crap out of people for years after lol. once it was fully clothed with a long dress and a bonnet, it really just looked like a lady standing still.

[@TSIRKLAND]

Wow!!

[@Dylfunkle]

I appreciate what you go through for this channel, standing still I so much harder than people give it credit.

[@TheBigburcie]

The plastic wrap and duct tape method is great for flexible costumes, but anything rigid is an issue.

[@BLM11014]

So. The foam is called Boatal Tote Forbidden Coffee, right?

[@SnowmansApartment]

it‘s really amazing to me how some people find a job they can do for a long time and become real experts.

[@Syrkyth]

Heh, a buddy of mine made a plaster cast of his torso. He went oldschool (being as it was both at school and over 20 years ago now - ack, I can feel myself decaying) with Vaseline for mold release - which worked pretty well! But not perfectly . . . being students and artists and after hours in studio (to avoid impromptu pinup/runway shows) it was a bit hurried with the mold release application. And he's got a middling degree of body hair - which on application of plaster . . . promptly locked him into his own plaster cocoon. The key to freedom? Pain. And levers. Mostly pain (of pulling out many - so many - hairs). It was truly a lesson in how not hurrying a project will result in the best outcome (i.e. not being trapped in a plaster jacket resulting in inadvertent torso depilation and contemplative denial of food, nicotine and various other bodily needs =D )

[@DUKE_of_RAMBLE]

As a relative of sasquatch myself... I can *_only imagine_* the suffering he endured... 🥺😬

[@SnorrioK]

Try VEET next time. It'll grow back, no worries.

[@TSIRKLAND]

I was also a college student more than 20 years ago, and there were techniques and materials at that time that could have saved him all that pain. But of course one has to know where to look, to get the proper tools and materials for any job- from body casting to boat repair to quilt making: the right tool for the right job. As impetuous art students, it's easy to get caught up in an idea; I remember how it was. I used the wrong kind of glue once for a makeup project, because I was impatient. It was not skin-safe glue! Could have been worse, but should have gotten the right stuff to be safer! Your friend is darn lucky that some hair-pulling pain is all he had to endure. Curing plaster can heat up, and has been known to burn people! Be careful, folks!! For future reference, for anyone curious: The technique in this video: plaster bandage over clothing- can be safe. Very low-risk. Not quite as accurate, but for purposes like this, works quite well. Alginate is a plant-based rubbery material that is safe against the skin, plus a plaster bandage mother mold for rigidity. Its main drawback is it can be used only once, before it dries out. Relatively gentle on fine hairs; more difficult with coarser hair, but a good coat of release such as vaseline works well. Rather tricky for doing a full torso or whole body, but has been done successfully many times; was the main go-to for decades. It's the material I used for casts in the 1990s/early 2000s. Silicone is the most common material now for body casting. Skin-safe, captures details super well. The mold can be re-used many times. Slightly expensive, but not extravagantly so. Can be sealed against body hair, so- much less painful! (though shaved skin is still safest) Do NOT encase your body in raw plaster against the skin! Even with vaseline as a release, it can be VERY dangerous for many reasons! You may get away with an embarrassing story about hair-pulling, or you may end up with life-long scars and burns. Do NOT use plaster on your skin! There are alternatives! -My P.S.A.

[@mark24376]

It's a delight to see you posting new vids so often again, I look forward to watching you create tons of awesome stuff in the future =) As for what you should make with the cast? Another corset would be fantastic! it would be interesting to see you put to use what you learned from the wooden and bullet proof corsets. Bonus points if you choose another new material as the base :P

[@maciek_k.cichon]

An air dancer inflatable tube Xyla would be fun. Full spacesuit would to.

[@shadiester]

Seconding both of these ideas, plus a dance crew of inflatable Xylas would be iconic

[@TLZ]

so good to see Mel and Jason...they did some good work on Face/Off!

[@padders1068]

Xyla, Jason and Mel, great video, interesting, entertaining and informative. I'd vote for another corset/dress combo! ❤

[@MorningThief_]

more Xyla uploads!? yes please! can't wait to see more of these.

[@vk2aafhamradio]

Taking another one for the team! Way to go, Xyla! 😃👍

[@alfblack2]

awsome. I am so glad you did a take 2 on this. very interesting to see the process.

[@playmaka2007]

I am convinced that Xyla can make anything fun, even standing still.

[@Jason_Bryant]

Obviously, the cosplay potential is limitless. You could pick a superhero and go to town with the costume. If you want to get mad scientist about it, I think there's some potential for rocket pack projects.

[@MonkeyJedi99]

Xyla-rocket!

[@pathann4195]

You never cease to amaze

[@recrdholdr]

" I never thought I'd be spreading goo on my ass on the internet, but here we are" I nearly fell off my chair laughing LOL

[@TotalBoat]

This is absolutely amazing. You rock!!

[@xylafoxlin]

No YOU ROCK!

[@mmhmnms]

I low key needed to make one of these and now I have a step by step video on it ❤

[@kellilandry2825]

You honestly do the coolest stuff! ❤❤❤

[@kenc2257]

What an interesting process. Jason and Mel were really nice to do this project with you. Maybe make another ballgown (it doesn't have to be too fancy).

[@victoriage]

Some good chemistry in this video! and I'm not talking about the expanding foam 🤪

[@ldpm97]

"Find someone who looks at you like Xyla looks at that sealant clay"

[@rgoodwinau]

Xyla makes such interesting content. Amazes me how much know-how goes into a task such as making a simple body clone! How much expertise goes into making an iPhone or space rocket!

[@RevUnstableBoy]

2 vids in 2 days! yes!!!!

[@xKatjaxPurrsx]

"Skin doesn't sag and deform..." COME BACK AND TELL US THIS 20 years from now XYLA!

[@Garryck-1]

Hah! At 20 years, the sagging and deformation is just beginning! Get back to me after it's been 40 years...

[@JC130676]

That's why you shouldn't get tattoos. You start out with a Rembrandt but 20 years later you end up with a Dalí.

[@xKatjaxPurrsx]

@@JC130676 that can be kinda cool too like "I've had this Rembrandt so long it's become Dali"

[@xKatjaxPurrsx]

It's the patina

[@Garryck-1]

@@JC130676 - That's why I'm only just now thinking about my first tattoo, now that I'm on the wrong side of 60! My tats will look great, long after everyone else's look like crap.

[@chrishayes9855]

"Family friendly" but also "Get me the f@ck out of this thing!" 🤣

[@NBSV1]

Can throw a beep in there to censor the fuck without really loosing anything. If she was nude and covered only with silicone she’d have to censor nearly the whole process. Which would defeat showing the whole process.

[@scottgriz]

What perfect timing. I just watched your bulletproof ball gown episode this afternoon and was wondering if you would be doing this after reading some of the comments.

[@TheRealEstate]

Too Funny about the sponsor spot, "You can bring it to any Los Angeles Pot Luck!! Currently Using AG1 and I am enjoying it!! Great vid Xyla!!

[@johnniewelbornjr.8940]

20 or 30 years from now, it will be you that is the expert sharing knowledge with the next generation! Very cool build... always a pleasure to see these projects. :)

[@JoeTheKiter2003]

Two stage rocket... Separate at the waist then do a head mold for the nosecone

[@centerededgedesignusa7957]

Make your own crash test stunt double! Use it to design protective shop clothes, dress it up as a shop prop with ski wear, wetsuit, rocketing attire? Whatever gear you might wear in the 'outdoor' portion of a video, to show it off during the 'shop' segment. Great video, keep having fun!

[@theelectricwalrus]

This is awesome!

[@DavidParker]

Haha after the semi-fail on the bulletproof dress I was thinking “how would you do that properly?” So cool you got around to revisiting it!

[@sharxbyte]

having a livecast has to be amazing. now it's on my to do list.

[@EnUsUserScreenname]

*xyla rocket? XYLA ROCKET!!!*

[@MikeWood]

If you wanted to seal it, since you know it's size, get a body suit of lycra or similar and have as the clone's permanent skin. You could just cut the arms off and attach it to the clone arms. Also, cosplay a favourite suit of armour would be fun to pattern then print based off this. :)

[@DAWS0NStream]

LOL the plaster sweater dance!!!

[@Qfeys]

Whatever you make, you should probably use composites. It's your specialty after all :). That said, some ideas might be a wooden dress (as a throwback to the wooden corset), or maybe a hard shell pressure suit.

[@StarScapesOG]

I saw this product a while back that does a 3d scan of the individual and creates/adjusts a virtual pattern for clothing making. I don't know how well it actually worked, but it is a thing!

[@rockyvillano777]

Making carbon fiber knight's armor seems like a really good use of the mannequin

[@Donnerwamp]

How about some plate mail? Oh, and a ballistic Xyla for testing the next bulletproof dress!

[@tilkka_]

Definetly seal the opened foam. Will help ton in long run and make useing it easier! (Like how much/easilly it will collect dust or stains - and pass it forward to your workpieces)

[@DUKE_of_RAMBLE]

Speaking of your bulletproof dress... I remember first catching you on @Taofledermaus! I'm glad to see your still doing awesome stuff! _(watched some of your rocketry vids yesterday)_ 🤘❤

[@jozsefizsak]

Great stuff!

[@racrickey]

That is the best shirt ever!

[@ZakLeek]

What a crazy cool project! I can’t imagine having an exact mannequin replica of myself, must be a bit unnerving. I’d like to see a full-body colour changing jumpsuit, but that wouldn’t really require the mannequin for moulding so much. You could try to make a fibreglass suit that’s covered in ultra right LED panels so that your whole body glows super bright and you can be a human lantern. Thanks so much for sharing this! 💙

[@gregsmith9179]

ONCE AGAIN XYLA YOU HAVE GONE ABOVE AND BEYOND, ONE VID. YOUR OPENING UP ABOUT DARK TIMES, THE NEXT YOU ARE INSPIRING ME TO NEW LEVELS. YOU SHOULD GET SOME MAJOR AWARDS FOR OPENING UP AND SHOWING YOUR HUMAN SIDE BUT ALSO SHOW THAT IT'S NOT A HANDICAP BUT A JUMPING OFF POINT TO DRIVE YOUR SELF AND OTHERS TO BETTER THINGS. YOU DONT LET IT DEFINE YOU BUT FIGHT BACK TO MAKE IT THRU ANOTHER DAY. THANK YOU

[@78dentedhead]

This is cool AF! Can't wait to see what awesome stuff you make with Faux (Foam?) Xyla! I'd love to see you do some awesome costume using the "traditional" cosplay medium of EVA foam (mainly 'cos I want to experiment with it myself, and want to see how you approach it...). Regardless of my own selfish wants, looking forward to seeing what you do with this awesome tool.

[@xylafoxlin]

(:

[@AndyFromBeaverton]

Make a Supergirl lightweight drone that you can fly.

[@laserfloyd]

I've been plastered a couple of times but I was usually in the fetal position questioning my life choices. **full body shiver** It's so cool to see pros work their magic though.

[@barrettdent405]

You and XylaFoam can make a XylaKin army!

[@brettfontaine4681]

I loved Mel in Face Off!!!

[@CarlinComm]

I think the most obvious next project is rocket packs for XylaFoam. Looks like you had fun on this, I liked what you said at the end about learning and working with professionals Its tough making it up on the fly all the time, although you do that with grace too ;) Nice build!

[@ramboturkey1926]

always nice to work with pros

[@toorimakun]

Damn family friendliness

[@mrlithium69]

LOVE xYLa

[@guitfidle]

OK, Xyla-foam legit made me laugh 🤣

[@Cammi_Rosalie]

Neat! Now i wonder if you'll be revisiting the CF dress, now that you can make it properly fitted. The original looked stunning. I can imagine that a second version if it would be even more beautiful. Especially since you already have experience to work with the second time around Also.. Your teal t-shirt is a perfect reversal pun of the old saying.. "MEASURE ONCE CUT TWIC" (cuts off as the E in twice doesn't fit) It's like that sign on some college of design The sign doesn't fit the wall and the end of it had to be put on the adjoining wall.

[@lady_draguliana784]

6:15 there IS a (small) chance, when doing the mini-pour method, that a later pour can find voids or gaps in prior pours that, if rigid, COULD cause your mold to crack. this is a SMALL possibility, and can be pretty easily avoided by making sure to pour evenly, right down the middle, so that you don't get wall-growths that could overhang to make the aforementioned voids. I built a poly-foam filled boat with my dad as a kid, and we broke the first one this way, trying to pour into a too-small opening in the fiberglass shell. I would kinda liken it to cracking rocks by wedging pieces of dry wood into a crevice, then pouring hot water on them so they expand to pop big pieces of stone apart.(the way they cut the cave-dwellings outside of the holy lands and in parts of Syria)

[@manythingslefttobuild]

Great video Xyla, looking forward to the revisit on the carbon fiber dress. As for other stuff any number of sci fi armors suits would be cool. I wonder about doing a medieval/fantasy one with cured pitch or hide glue and textile layers? Not showing how you/ they decided where to cut the top of the legs/ bottom of body to join them together seems like something the video is missing. Looking forward to your seasons yeetings video.

[@johngeorge5285]

Just one word......ROCKET !!!!

[@TheJaguar1983]

"Xyla-foam" made my day😂. I love a good pun

[@ScottRottenFPV]

Ooh. Now you have a ballistic gel mold. 🎉 Fun stuff comes to mind. 😂

[@fletcherchad9434]

Haven't watched the video yet, plan too. But from the title could you imagine how much better the world would be with multiple Xyla's in it?

[@toastrecon]

I was talking with a friend the other day about the possibility of using an iPhone and its IR/LIDAR to scan someone's body so then you could upload it so you could basically have an accurate "avatar" for trying on clothes virtually. I wonder if you could scan your body just standing there and then using CNC to cut the blank out of foam?

[@marsrover001]

Yep, there's several 3d print channels that have gotten full size statues of themselves made. Better quality prints start with a better quality model so using a good scanner (not an iPhone) would be a better choice.

[@dumbcrumb879]

For sure would work. You don't even need any fancy lidar. Photogrammetry works by taking a bunch of regular pictures from all angles and then some cool software makes a 3D point cloud that you can process and turn into a 3D model. As long as you get the scale right then it would work great.

[@owensparks5013]

Naoimi Wu did something similar. I think she had the mannequin made from laser cut cardboard.

[@popefacto5945]

That would be the "easy" way...

[@wilfriedklaebe]

@@owensparks5013 From a real 3D scan though.

[@email4donlotdonlot]

You remind me about my ex 15 years ago. You look so similiar to her form up to toe and also the cheerfull. She has been married last year. We never hate each other. Just our parents didn’t match. So we never made it and finaly we decided to leave our dreams. Maybe it’s didn’t matter for everyone, but me. I’m already moving on so long time ago. You just remind me about her. I just wanna say thank you. I love your smile. Remind me about her. Please keep making the video. Hope you live in happiness and always. ❤

[@creepaze]

The Halloween decorations next year are going to be wild, bodies everywhere.

[@l.n.4929]

Thanks for the financial insight of material costs

[@DavidWRyan]

Build a Rocket-Xyla!

[@RagingOzo]

I had my body plastered when I was in arts school and it was amazing it was like having an outfit that I only needed to correct my posture once to something other than a goblins and than when it was dried I could relax with full support also the Vaseline made my skin sooooo soft.

[@corychristensen5917]

Make dragon skin!. Like stacked ceramic plates for body armor or a custom wetsuit that makes your skin look like dragon scales

[@jefffiore7869]

Fun and amazing to watch

[@WOLFTRAXRC]

This will make a great pastel candy dish... 💥💥💥

[@qwazse4]

Most definitely a Xyla rocket! Not sure which would be the better flight: the foam or the cast.

[@Shugo5775]

Instead of sealing it with a resin or some other chemical sealer, consider a lycra/flexible fabric form pinned to the form.

[@davidellis251]

Xyla Foam got a good giggle from me

[@scudrunner2005]

Awesome Xyla

[@joaomrtins]

Now you can make an army!!!

[@cheat13]

Great video and challenge! ^^ I wish you could make a Wooden Saint Seiya Style Armor with this please! ahah

[@wayngoodman3099]

Xylafoam! I love it… next project has to be musical, cuz Xylafoam…

[@adventuresinportland3032]

"Forbidden Coffee" LOL i was thinking the exact same thing before that popped up.

[@piraterubberduck6056]

Cool. I wonder what you and Xylafoam are going to make together. Something epic I expect.

[@keithpreston1841]

A flying Xyla . . . propelled by rockets. She could wear a cape . . . it might be epic . . .

[@SumGuyLovesVideos]

I'd love to see another crossover to your passion for planes, maybe make an rc plane and have a xyla superhero flying in the skies :D

[@jamesgregsy]

Maybe you could make some cast/composite shop wear, that is fancy but also functional, a tool belt had already been mentioned by someone else, maybe cut resistant sleeves on a kind of multi purpose shop thing

[@josh_nava]

This is one of those projects that make me go "I have no reason or use for this, but I absolutely want to do this" 😅

[@amateurshooter6054]

Thanks Girl

[@TSIRKLAND]

7:48 - sealing the seams with clay- Kyla's eyes are super wide, like she is really super into this process! Looks like she's having fun! :)

[@xylafoxlin]

I was racing Jason and he was winning lol

[@HanaTheRussell]

bulletproof gown part 2!