Love, Love, Love. I am going to try this on cheap reborns I have purchased. Thanks so much for all the tutorials, you explain everything much better than any I have seen. And your family is so cute. Love all of you. Thank You. You both should make a CD on reborning, I bet you would make a fortune on that!
your work is AMAZING really! You and your wife are crazy talented ...Love watching yoir videos ...i swear you guys need to teach a class on reborn ...Sending Love from Buffalo Smoochess
She is absolutely a cutie pie ^_^!I think there are pros with human hair and with mohair just depends on what look you are going for .And I enjoy reborning the bigger babies so much!Not to say I don't like smaller babies I just prefer bigger babies for some reason.Especially once assembled and you hold them
love your tutorial videos, they're always so very helpful. thank you for sharing them with us. I agree, I think the mohair is preferable and more realistic in look for a toddler this age.
Love it I did my silicone's hair and it looks not to bad for the first hair rooting now I will try the lashes . Do you paint brows or root them he has a high forhead and really needs brows will be looking for a video for that I can paint also but dont know much about painting on silicones
I have a question before I start to cut my toddler reborn’s hair, but I feel a bit dumb asking this, but can you shave their hair? Plz answer as soon as possible.
Hello Jackie. You are a stunning, magnificent artist. Thank you for your generosity in freely sharing your love and talent for what you do. Since you are the expert, I wanted to give you another tool for your "knowledge" arsenal. Hair strands on the human head do indeed grow out of hair follicles in 2-5 strands average per follicle on your head, not eyelashes or body hair. MOST people believe it's only one strand per follicle. If you can bear a touch of pain for just a moment, I invite ANY of you to reach to the back upper portion of your scalp where it is least sensitive, and just behind the top of your head where the curve goes around to the back.. try to grab about 6 hair strands all very close together. First when you hold on..start gently releasing many from your grip until you have what feels to be about 6 hairs. Then hold them firmly together so they do not snap off or break. You want to pull them out at the root. You can't yank or you'll likely break the strand and never prove this fact to yourself. Pull quickly, put not yanking, and not such a slow pull that you are torturing yourself. Wrap them all around your index finger and pull. NOW BE VERY GENTLE as you bring them to view. Don't pull them apart. Keep them as they were before you pulled them out. When you look, you will see some hairs are stuck together with a touch of the follicle. It looks like they are glued together. That's because those were in the same follicle. When you do this, you may have 5 hairs stuck together or 3 sets of hairs where there are only 2 or 2 sets of 2 hairs. It just depends on how you pulled them out and which ones you grabbed, and your personal DNA that decides how many hairs are growing from your follicles. As we age, this decreases, thus the thinning hair. The hair strand also can become less dense. Anyway, I wanted you to know as you aim for life like.. that you are not breaking any life like rules putting in a few hairs at a time. It looks different on a doll than a human, standing out on dolls, or transplants because some hair is thin in the follicle, some are thick. No two are necessarily identical. So nature putting 5 strand in, and filling our head SO densely ...has fooled us all into thinking one strand per follicle. Hope that eases some people's mind. :)
I had to watch this one twice... she is just amazing. Beautiful work.
what an amazing job you and Stephanie did on her she is so cute I love watching your tutorials as I like to see how they turn out at the end
She does a wonderful job
She is rooted beautifully, you outdid yourself on this one!
The hair came out beautifully I love it like always 🤗
She’s beautiful!
Thank you Jackie for these videos! I love seeing how the baby comes together! The bangs are really cute!
She looks gorgeous Jackie! ^-^ The mohair look suits her wonderfully.
Love ths.sweet toddler n her wonderful soft babyfine hair n bangs ..🤗Sweet... adorbs...
Great information, You do a great job. She looks fabulous
Love, Love, Love. I am going to try this on cheap reborns I have purchased.
Thanks so much for all the tutorials, you explain everything much better than any I have seen. And your family is so cute. Love all of you. Thank You.
You both should make a CD on reborning, I bet you would make a fortune on that!
Barbara DaRonco me to great idea
your work is AMAZING really! You and your wife are crazy talented ...Love watching yoir videos ...i swear you guys need to teach a class on reborn ...Sending Love from Buffalo Smoochess
Lovely job! Excellent tutorial!!!! Blessings!
Adorable! I enjoy watching your videos.
She is absolutely a cutie pie ^_^!I think there are pros with human hair and with mohair just depends on what look you are going for .And I enjoy reborning the bigger babies so much!Not to say I don't like smaller babies I just prefer bigger babies for some reason.Especially once assembled and you hold them
love your tutorial videos, they're always so very helpful. thank you for sharing them with us. I agree, I think the mohair is preferable and more realistic in look for a toddler this age.
She is amazing!
Could you please ask Stephanie if she is willing to film for you during your eyebrow painting tutorial?? Those gorgeous locks of hair! So beautiful!
Speckles & Freckles she said yes! So, that one will be coming soon 😘 thank you so much for the request!
Yay yay!! Thank you Jackie!
Love it I did my silicone's hair and it looks not to bad for the first hair rooting now I will try the lashes . Do you paint brows or root them he has a high forhead and really needs brows will be looking for a video for that I can paint also but dont know much about painting on silicones
I have a question before I start to cut my toddler reborn’s hair, but I feel a bit dumb asking this, but can you shave their hair? Plz answer as soon as possible.
Amazing work 👍👍👍👍👍💞💞
Do you wet the eyelashes and let the dry the same way you did here with closed eye babies?
I like the idea of human hair but the mohair looks good too
can you tell me where i can order some hair :)
How much do you charge for rooting hair?
very nice work
Adorable girl!
What toddler kit is it
Jackie hi,I love the head of the cuddle baby you are fixing the eyes 👀 on.Can I buy this kit or is it just a head for a cuddle baby.😘♥️Nina
where to buy this hair and this needle and with barb or without
Hello Jackie. You are a stunning, magnificent artist. Thank you for your generosity in freely sharing your love and talent for what you do. Since you are the expert, I wanted to give you another tool for your "knowledge" arsenal. Hair strands on the human head do indeed grow out of hair follicles in 2-5 strands average per follicle on your head, not eyelashes or body hair. MOST people believe it's only one strand per follicle. If you can bear a touch of pain for just a moment, I invite ANY of you to reach to the back upper portion of your scalp where it is least sensitive, and just behind the top of your head where the curve goes around to the back.. try to grab about 6 hair strands all very close together. First when you hold on..start gently releasing many from your grip until you have what feels to be about 6 hairs. Then hold them firmly together so they do not snap off or break. You want to pull them out at the root. You can't yank or you'll likely break the strand and never prove this fact to yourself. Pull quickly, put not yanking, and not such a slow pull that you are torturing yourself. Wrap them all around your index finger and pull. NOW BE VERY GENTLE as you bring them to view. Don't pull them apart. Keep them as they were before you pulled them out. When you look, you will see some hairs are stuck together with a touch of the follicle. It looks like they are glued together. That's because those were in the same follicle. When you do this, you may have 5 hairs stuck together or 3 sets of hairs where there are only 2 or 2 sets of 2 hairs. It just depends on how you pulled them out and which ones you grabbed, and your personal DNA that decides how many hairs are growing from your follicles. As we age, this decreases, thus the thinning hair. The hair strand also can become less dense. Anyway, I wanted you to know as you aim for life like.. that you are not breaking any life like rules putting in a few hairs at a time. It looks different on a doll than a human, standing out on dolls, or transplants because some hair is thin in the follicle, some are thick. No two are necessarily identical. So nature putting 5 strand in, and filling our head SO densely ...has fooled us all into thinking one strand per follicle. Hope that eases some people's mind. :)
you are a amazing rooter 😍
My head does have more than one hair per follicle. I have enough hair for 3 heads :)
Why didn't you show how you trimmed the eyelashes?
How much order toddler Tayra to you.
How long hair is it
Qual esse cabelo e qual agulha ? Onde comprar ?
where to buy this hair and this needle and with barb or without?
What mohair?
Boa tarde podeia fazer um v´deo desdo começo do enraizamento
Precioso
it is not easy of glue for seal to keep the eyelash or hair last long time at all.
Hi, I would like it fuller, but that might be just my preference 🤗🐽✌❤