I think if the blue is toned down some it’ll look the way you’re trying for without making her look too bluish. 
I think it would be a peachy-orange wash?
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Small update! I did one warm wash on her. It was a peachy/salmon colour and that’s how she looks now. Now onto some blushing. Thanks for the tips, I think she just needed some warmth 
just wasn’t brave enough to risk with orangey colours
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Looking good!
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She’s beautiful!
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She is beautiful. Love your hair on this baby…
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Beautiful! 
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Wowww
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Is she breathing??! Gosh, she’s gorgeous! So, so realistic!
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This is a Stunning baby, Gorgeous hair!!
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@PHehn @pia @YelenaRey @JoyW @kareninflorida @lynn
Thanks so much guys! I am glad you like her!! 
She is a lot of work but always so worth it! xo
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So cool! How did you make those teeth? They look good!
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Those teeth are awesome! Did you sculpt them? This got me excited for Halloween. Can’t wait to see the finished baby!!
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Thanks @EnchantedOrphanage and @ZeldaDawn
I use macpherson’s vinyl putty to sculpt teeth on lots of kits. Especially Jupiter. Here are some of my other Jupiters. Obviously they had normal teeth. 
I just use a toothpick to place a dab of putty on the gums. Then I use the clean end of the toothpick to shape it. Once it’s baked, it’s super sturdy.
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So funny that that works so well for you. lol
I tried and mine flattened when baking. So just a heads up for some who may try it. Katina makes it look easy. hahaha 
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That’s so weird. Mine holds whatever shape I want it to. But I do have a tendency to leave the lid off of it. So that helps it stay more solid. But even when I use a new jar it works.
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Do you think it would work for little bitty horn nubbins?
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Mine looked like I never even used it. LOL
So I used nail extender.
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Awesome teeth!
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