Mongolian Remy Stock Wig
Most often, we look upon our seniors whose hair seems to be neat but really does not have a lot of attention being paid to it. We assume that this is the senior's choice. Most often this is not the case as the problem is that because of their age and perhaps certain illnesses they are not as capable of looking after their hair by way of styling as they may have in the past. This can be a real downer for the senior who would love to have the hairstyles that they have always been used to.Ink can be removed with hairspray, but first test an area on the doll to assure that no damage will occur. Apply the hair spray with a cloth, and wipe in a light rubbing motion with a clean white cloth.For display purposes, it is best to keep them in protective cases and inspect them regularly. Moth crystals should be placed near your dolls. Many collectors recommend making a small cloth pouch, filling it with moth crystals and placing it under the doll's hat or tying it around its waist beneath the clothing.Composition and paper-mache Dolls:These dolls pretty much require the same care as the cloth type dolls. They are especially susceptible to damage from temperature changes. Never store composition or paper-mache dolls in a hot or cold attic, or in a damp basement.Most collectors will accept some signs of aging on composition dolls - fine craze lines or cracked eyes, for example.There are many popular ways for cleaning composition, but first always test it on an inconspicuous area of the doll and work quickly - never leave any cleaning agent on the doll for any length of time.