This is the most realistic and beautiful doll I've seen😍

I only work in Acrylic paints on my reborns.  There is a learning curve in painting with "air dry" paints. The more talented you are as an artist with an understanding of human skin color, the better the result. Letting your Painted Layers CURE is key.
(I'm also a professional fine and graphic artist).

Creative newborns uses regular cheap acrylics and shes never had a problem, her babies are amazing

Air drying they look more realistic n she's a beauty

Your baby Clara is simply perfection!!

oh I forgot to say that if you buff your  acrylic "air dried" paints with a piece of velvet  it gives a softer feel and a light glow.

I have paint, a year ago, a realistic doll for my 2 years old daughter with folkart acrylic paint. The doll, after a lot of handling and rough play, is still in a pretty well condition.   So I have no doubt about the durability of air dry paint, even the cheap ones !

I've asked different  reborn  artists what paint to you you are the only one that really gave me some answers,  thank u

The Genisis paints are what puts me off trying to reborn, i'm not keen on having to bake them and toxic fumes!!. I am so happy you like the air dry paints I might get some and try it esp the fx sounds good. Clara is very lovely she looks well made. I enjoyed your Rose footage as i couldnt attend, maybe next year and thank-you

I have been  making dolls from all sorts of mediums. I have  ceramic dolls painted  with "air dry" paints that are 30yrs old and the paint is still intact and reborns that I  painted approx 7-10 yrs ago and paint still fine. It is dependant on the quality of paint and mediums used and how it is  applied I have found. I  have also found that light adult facial wipes clean the best with a light wipe not a rub.  Anyhow that is my experience with "air dry" over 30 yrs.

Thats a doll 🤯🤯🤯

Oh Wow Sis GREAT video! Thank You SO very much for answering all my questions! I feel so much more  open minded now. I was so unsure and have missed out on a few gorgeous babies bc of it. You are awesome and I enjoy and appreciate your videos! <3<3

Yes I really appreciate all your hard work while sharing the show with us❤️

Thank you so much Lynn for sharing this information, really appreciate it.... Clara is absolutely Gorgeous.

Really interesting. I think I might try air paints.  I have not started yet reborning, but you brought out some good points. I have COPD so the air paints I think would be safer for me;.

I’m glad to hear people talking about this. I have been using air dry since I started because of what I read and I have health issues that would prevent me from breathing any kind of fumes. I made reborns for my nieces to test durability (and because I knew they would love them ) and the paint is holding up really well with heavy play :)

What an amazing video. Your so wonderful for sharing your knowledge. This has helped me want to take a plunge into the community!

I enjoyed your sharing and informative comments on the air dry paint. I hope to start soon and wondered which would be best! Thanks so much, I am a happy subscriber now! Your baby is gorgeous , she will always have your heart; I think!

She's adorable ❤

Thanks for sharing this I myself paint with Air Dry Paints, my dolls are in very good condition after 2 years. (sorry for my bad English) Im so happy for this video that someone speaks for Air Dry Paints.