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Are Berjusa Reborn Dolls The Latest Fad?

With alot of women, Berjusa reborn dolls are gaining in popularity. You may be asking yourself what a reborn doll is. It is an old toy doll that is stripped of it's paint, taken apart, and then repainted in order to make it look like an actual baby. It is a tedious job, but in the end it is worth it. 

Recently, many people have mistaken these reborn babies as real ones. Someone even broke into a car by smashing out a window, thinking that a real baby was left unconscious inside. Think of how they felt when they realized it was only a doll. 

You can choose to purchase an already reconstructed doll or create your own reborn baby dolls. When purchasing many people choose to have their own child or grandchild recreated. These are wonderful keepsakes of a time that just seems to fly by. Every detail is yours for the making. The color of the hair, eyes, skin tone, and number of leg rolls. Anything you can think of. 

Prices vary widely from thirty dollars for simple Berjusa reborn dolls and upwards of two thousand for top of the line. Do not worry there are many inexpensive reborn dolls for sale to choose from that are still of an excellent caliber. Remember when purchasing these are not toys and not intended for children to play with. They have special paints and details added that are not appropriate for small children. 

Let's say you have decided to construct your own reborn. First, you need to find a plain vinyl toy doll. Then, you have to take it apart and remove all the paint. If this sounds like a lot of work, you can always but a doll such as the Berjusa reborn doll that comes ready to paint.

The next step in the process of making the doll is to wash the inside with a purple wash; this will give it the same color tone as a real baby. On the outside, different paint will be used to recreate the skin tone of the baby. Special techniques will be used to create the unique imperfections of a newborn baby. 

Next is the most time consuming process of attaching each hair to the body including eyelashes, eyebrows, and the head. Usually mohair or human hair is used. Each strand is individually placed taking a considerable amount of patience. 

Fill your baby with what you want, depending on how much you want it to weigh and how soft you want it to be. Once filled, put your baby back together and clean it gently. You can then dress your baby however you like, even adding a hat if you choose. 

These precious dolls will be enjoyed for a lifetime, whether you make your own or purchase one. They can be displayed on a shelf, placed in a Moses basket in your home, or even given as a gift. Whatever you decide to do with it, you will always be glad you decided to allow the baby to be "born".

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