How to Reposition Your Eyes in A Solid TPE Sex Doll Head

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Repositioning the eye in a solid headed doll is more difficult to enter the back of the eye than the head/face or can be bent sharply as if the modern sex doll face was removed from the skull.

My method uses correction: cotton swabs, paper clips and water-based lubricants (or detergents may work). First, you need to get a lubricant between the eyeball and the surrounding silicone. This is the use of cotton buds and paper clips.

The TPE sex doll faces up and applies some lubricant to the eyes. Use a cotton swab to insert it into the gap between the eyelid and the eyeball. Also enter the corner. I also used a soft but hard plastic rod with a cotton swab end. I don't know what they are, but it's related to makeup.

A makeup girl in a magazine gave me. Unfortunately, it has broken down in too many places and is no longer stiff enough to complete the job. If you know what these are, please let me know because they can replace toothpicks and paper clips, which is very beneficial.

You can use a cotton swab and then rotate your eyes into place, but if not, pick up the paper clip and straighten it, then bend it into a curve. (How many curves? I don't know. Looks/feels correct.) Be careful, because the end of the paper clip is sharp and may scratch the eye.

I think it will also damage the silicone of the eye socket, but the lubricant-wet silicone rubber is very hard. The sex doll eyeball exchange operation indicates that there is a hard plastic cup on the back of the eyeball. Insert one end of the paper clip into the corner of the eye and continue to use a cotton swab.

Eventually you should be able to use the paper clip to pull the eye slightly forward from the back of the eye. At this point you can pour in more oil. When you move the paper clip, the eye should start to rotate.

Most artificial eyeballs have a circumferential (equatorial) ridge. Feel this with the end of the paper clip and try to push or pull to see the eye in the right direction. This is not easy, because when you push, you have to pull the paper clip back and then pull it back!

Anyway, when you practice, this is not too bad. Wipe off the "tears" of excess lubricant. Then do another eye to match.