My first practice applying Baby Lanugo. I like how it looks, can’t wait to actually use on a baby!
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Looks good! I have a sample here of it but still have not tried it.
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It’s pretty easy to apply, I think its perfect for very newborn dolls to look more realistic
Does it have to be heat set?
I used a heat set thinning medium to apply it so I had to bake it, I don’t know if it can be applied in a different way, I’m new to this lol
where did you purchase It? I was going to buy some from dolls so real but only the tan is in stock.
I just bought it a few days ago at TruBorns
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Has anybody ever tried it on the shoulders and tops of the ears? How durable is it?
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I haven’t used it on the shoulders, but I do apply it on the ears. Honestly most of it is gone by the time I’m done rooting, but the fibers on the cheeks and forehead seem to stay really well!
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Looks wonderful!
Super late to the party but would you mind sharing how you applied it?
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Of course! I actually have it in a video if you want to see, but I basically do a layer of varnish and press it into the varnish. It’s kind of tricky, you need to control how much you have in your brush to avoid a beard look. If I’m using slightly longer lanugo, or want only a couple hairs in a specific area I apply it with tweezers pressing one end into the varnish. Then I just bake like normal. Some do another varnish layer over it, I personally don’t because I want the ends to be loose like real hairs and if you varnish over it just is like you have stuff stuck inside your varnish layer.
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You’re amazing, thank you so much! Now my quinlyn can be a furry little thing!!! 
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Amazing! Thank you for sharing. I have some I haven’t tried either, this inspires me to try!
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Thank you for sharing this! I have some Lunago samples Bobbi sent with orders but I have never used it because was afraid to. I might try it now!
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