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product description: To this day, the people of the village still remember the wind that gave the BJD dolls their names. Although the wind itself is long gone, the names of the dolls live on in the hearts and minds of all who experienced it.When it comes to faceup materials for BJD dolls, there are a variety of options available. Many people choose to use pastels or chalks, as they are easy to apply and blend well with the skin. Additionally, many manufacturers offer liquid airbrush paints which are also suitable for faceups. For more detailed work, however, artists often favor markers and watercolor pencils as these allow them to create fine lines and more intricate designs. 60cm BJD dolls (also referred to as "ball jointed dolls") are articulated dolls typically made from a combination of different materials such as resin, cloth, and plastic. Unlike traditional fashion dolls, these dolls have movable joints, allowing for greater articulation and more lifelike movement. The size of the dolls can range from 40cm to 80cm, but many collectors prefer the larger 60cm size as it allows for a more realistic look and feel. One day, Joy's parents were surprised to hear that Joy wanted a BJD doll. BJD stands for 'ball-jointed doll,' and they are usually expensive and finely detailed. Joy's parents decided that they would surprise her with a BJD and they found the perfect one: a beautiful white and pink doll with long blonde hair and blue eyes.