The Pubic hair project, How I gave my Doll some pubic hair!

[roederproduktion]

Hi, its me Johann.
I really love a nice bush if you know what I mean. So I bought my sexond dall with some pubic hair but it didnt last that long, and it didnt felt right. So I decided on a rainy sunday that I try it myself and It actually didnt turned out that bad. I´ll show you some of my progress:

She started out bold, but soon she got her first hairs. I didn´t use glue and anything like that, just a thin pice of wire: Cut it at the end so you get a flat top and you can easily punch some hairs into the silicone… I mean a looot of hair

It took a few hours but It kinda looks good… still, need lots of work…

I take a little break now. Still, lots of hairs to be added but I think it kinda looks ok.

Let me know what you guys think. Anyone done the same to your Doll? Let me know, I really want to know your storys… and see your bushes .

[MiraiChobits]

I like pubes on my girls too but dont usually purchase the option because they pull right off. A waste of $50 id say!
Ive seen someone else who did this on TDF but its been several months since and I havent gone back to look at the thread.

Pubes on a doll is really sexy imo. It gives off a sense of realism and intimacy. Since only the man she loves can see her little bush down there

[Karrot]

Its looking good

I have done this the same way on 4 girls now. Once you get the density right it looks excellent.

The key to natural is to make the hairs lie in the correct orientation, once you’ve punched them, in a pair of tights / pantihose will allow yo to position them and hold them in the correct place (Pubic hair grows towards the genital openings). Once you have them right under the tights, steam the area with a hand steamer and allow it to cool, then they will stay right were you want them.

Im going to be doing a couple more girls soon, myself.

K

[roederproduktion]

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, the orientation is key. I startet out placing multiple hairs at once, but that didn´t look natural, so now I´m back at placing every single hair by itself. It takes a long time but it looks much better

[Mau5]

Looking good! Can you share some details on the tool (pictures) and how it’s used to punch in?

[roederproduktion]

Yeah sure
As said, I use a thin wire for it. I cut a ca. 10cm piece and bend it to get a better grip on it. The tip of a normal needle is too pointy, you cant get a hold on the hair, but a cut piece of wire does the job just fine:

I used to do multiple hair at once in the middle, so it get a bit bushy, but the more you get to the edge I do every hair by itself, so it looks more natural. just grab the Hair with the end of the wire and push it ca. 1cm deep in at a flat angle downwards, that way it looks most natural.

It´s quite some work, especcialy if you do every single hair. But It looks so good!

For my first time it looks quite promissing
Hope this helps a bit.

[Mau5]

Awesome, thanks! I knew I’d been saving the hairs that brushed out of her head for a reason

[Karrot]

Clipping the eye if a needle so it forms a fork, then pushing the needle into the eraser on the end of a pencil makes for a good punching tool as well.

K

[kbBK]

You have multiple tools to implant hair.
If you want it to the “Factory way” by single implant, then use a needle. Chop off the eye for 2/3 so 1/3 remain of the open eye on the needle. One end should be slightly longer than the other. This will provide a good “hook” to insert the hair in the silicone. Or you can use a SpecialFX kit, which has different size needles for different thickness of hairs.

I have commented this on TDF with pictures.
Don’t know how to upload pics here.

[roederproduktion]

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, a needle works way better

[Rocksmith]

Your gonna cough up a hairball son! LOL it really does add to the realism. I just toyed with the stick on. It was a full on bush. Can be fun to add a little bush.

[Karrot]

I started work on one of mine today. It was on the cards from the start, but haven’t got round to it until now. Here’s my process, and progress…

The tools:
I have a cut off needle in a needle tool

and a bag of cutoffs from a wig

I also use various combs and a hand streamer

I start by powdering the area, and marking out a shape using eye shadow

Next I punch the centre line. The key here is not to get locked on to straight lines. Nothing on the human body is straight! The hairs are punched “about” 5mm apart.

Next I begin filling out each side, and I punch hair way longer than is going to be needed. We can always trim…

Fully covered…

Total mess right now. But…

Next I use a combination of combs, fingers, swearing, and steam to adjust the way the hair lies. Pubic hair grows towards the genitals, and by heating the wig hair with steam whilst holding it in position we can train it to lie where we want it.
Once I have the sides trained, I use some cut up tights / pantihose to hold the hair where I want it and then give the whole area a good steam and then let it cool completely

Next I trim the hair length and powder the area to endure its dry and no wayward hairs are sticking to her.

Then some targeted plucking to balance the shape a little

At this point, I consider Phase 1 complete. I’ve learned over the years that I can become hyper critical if I try to do everything in one go, so I will now leave this a few days before revisiting and making further decisions. For now, She gets a pair of knickers to keep the hair where it should be and continue training it to lie the way it should, and she’s snuggled up in bed…

Phase 2 is usually to fill in areas that look too thin, reshape the edges, and thin out areas that may be too thick.

K

[Johnmagicnl]

Some time ago, I made a video about hairpunching. I posted this already on TDF, but I think posting it here also might help people.
So here it is:

I often get questions about how I did the pubic hair on Bella.
So, I decided to make a short video on hair punching.

First of all, it’s easier than you might think. And it looks much better than a hair patch,
and if you don’t like it, it’s reversible.

What You’ll Need:

1. Hair
   I ordered some real hair samples from a wig shop.
   They’re affordable, and you can get them in the color you like.

2. Punching Needle
   I found this amazing punching needle on this website:
   Makeup FX Shop.
   Be sure to watch their video on how to use the needles.

3. Scissors
   You’ll need scissors to trim the hair after punching.

4. Marker, Patch, or Paper Template
   Before punching the hair, I used a patch to draw out the shape with a marker.
   This helped me visualize the area and ensured I punched the hairs in the right places.
   Alternatively, you can cut a shape out of paper and use it as a stencil to guide your work.
   I use a lip liner pencil as a marker, which works great and can be easily removed during a shower with a little mild soap.

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How to Punch Hair

To begin, cut the hair into strands of approximately 5 centimeters.
This length is easy to work with and allows you to punch the hair cleanly into the material.

When punching the hairs into the material, make sure to do it at a natural angle.
It’s also important to work from the bottom upwards. This ensures that the hairs you’ve already punched in won’t get in the way while you work on the upper sections.

Using the shape you’ve drawn or the stencil as a guide, work methodically to fill in the area.

Once you’ve practiced and gotten the hang of the technique, the entire process typically takes no more than 15 minutes to complete. It’s a quick and efficient method!

If you make a mistake or don’t like how it looks, don’t worry—hairs can be easily removed by gently pulling them out with tweezers. Practice on a less visible area first if you’re a beginner.

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Maintenance and Adjustments

It’s normal for some hairs to fall out over time. My experience is that every few weeks,
I need to touch up the area by punching in a few new hairs to keep it looking full.
This is a quick and simple process, so don’t worry if you notice some thinning.

After trimming the hair, you’ll likely notice some loose hairs sticking to the material.
A simple shower will easily rinse away any loose hair, leaving the area clean and looking fresh.

To maintain the look, trim the hairs carefully with sharp scissors to the desired length.
If you decide to remove or redo the work later, you can do so without damaging the surface.

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Final Thoughts

It’s a fun and rewarding technique to learn, and the results are truly impressive.
Just watch the video to see how easy it is! If you have any questions,
I’d love to try and answer them. Don’t be afraid to give it a try—you’ll be amazed at what you can create!

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Here is the video:

[DollDoll]

Johnmagicnl, that ìs a very good video

[quillurion]

Do I assume correctly you used the “gauge 36 medium” needle for this? As that’s for human hair?

[Johnmagicnl]

N9, I used the 38, it is a tiny bit thinner.

[quillurion]

Thank you well