Part of: How to Buy a Sex Doll Online, Step by Step
In this article 4 sections
Why photos differHow to get honest photosIf the doll looks differentFrequently asked questions- Studio photos are marketing material
- Real photos should show the exact head and body code
- Minor variation in makeup and colour is normal for handmade finishes
- Large mismatches are grounds for a claim
Why photos differ
Lighting, retouching and camera angles flatter any product. Handmade finishing (makeup, hair, painted details) also varies slightly between units. Normal variation is different from a defect; see the inspection checklist for how to tell.
How to get honest photos
- Ask for photos in natural light, from several angles
- Ask for the exact head and body codes in the image or filename
- Compare against independent photos in our quality indicators
If the doll looks different
Compare it to the written listing and any real photos the seller sent, photograph the differences, and contact support within the reporting window. Terms are explained in the warranty guide.
Frequently asked questions
01Do dolls look like the product photos?
Usually close but not identical. Studio lighting and retouching flatter, and handmade finishes vary slightly. Real photos give a more accurate picture.
02How do I request real photos?
Ask the seller for unretouched photos of the exact head and body in natural light and save the reply. Many established stores will provide them for ready-to-ship items.