Personalization transforms a generic model into a reflection of your preferences. Start with core physical attributes: height, body proportions, and limb length. Realizing the dream look often means selecting skin tone, eye color, hair type, and facial features that align with your vision. For authenticity, consider freckling, makeup styles, and nail shapes as finishing touches.
Texture and material choices shape the tactile experience. Silicone delivers a lifelike resilience and glow, while TPE offers a softer, warmer feel at a lower cost. Pay attention to skin texture options, including subtle veins or pores for realism. Hair options range from synthetic to silicone wig replacements, with color, length, and density affecting overall presentation.
Jointing and articulation are crucial for pose versatility. Decide on neck, shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee, and ankle mobility, and whether you want realistic friction joints or smoother ranges of motion. If you plan frequent photography or display, consider head and neck articulation to support dynamic angles.
Additional features can enhance intimacy, safety, or practicality, such as temperature-friendly interiors, removable or replaceable parts, and easy-clean interfaces. Finally, ensure all customization aligns with care capabilities—some options require specialized cleaning or maintenance routines. A well-planned feature set yields a personalized companion that’s enjoyable and easy to live with.