There were two types of Daisy sold with flocked hair and three wigs each.
They consisted of a blonde, brunette, and auburn wigs.
One had the standard daisy body and was dressed in a long green dress, the other had the active body and came dressed in a pink top and white trousers (which I don't have).
Here is the view of the inside of the wigs.
Missing the brunette active wig, so if anyone can help.
Below we show the different makeover hair styles some have undergone, as a result of arriving in less than desirable condition.
BEFORE
This was my first hair makeover.
This doll came to me with very dirty hair.
Her hair parting had been covered over
as a result of the hair being pulled
over and tied behind.
AFTER
I was thrilled with the results. Lovely silky hair and nice curls.
BEFORE
This doll I referred to as wild mop.
The photo speaks for itself.
AFTER
All that was required was a shampoo and conditioning. She retained her original curls.
BEFORE
This girl was a real challenge. I almost believe that the coloured Daisies have bushier hair.
AFTER
She is still not perfect, but it is an
improvement on the way she was.
BEFORE
Another bushy coloured haired Daisy.
AFTER
Nicely tamed now.
BEFORE
My first attempt at a Daisy Longlegs.
AFTER
Stunning results.
BEFORE
Originally I bought this doll for the outfit, with the intention
of on-selling the doll.
AFTER
Who could part with this beauty now.
BEFORE
AFTER
Tried a different hairstyle. Pleased with the result. Shampoo used appears to have lightened her hair.
BEFORE
Massive thick bush.
AFTER
Rapt with the result. Very pretty doll. Now Sold.
BEFORE
This is the purchase photo. Note the bushy hair and coloured in eye shadow.
AFTER
Great result. Even dulled the eye shadow. Now sold.
BEFORE
AFTER
Very pleased to have tamed the wild hair. Very pretty doll.
Re-roots and home made outfits.
These three were lovingly re-rooted and had clothes especially made by the very talented Ingrid (a fellow Daisy friend of mine from the UK.) I couldn't resist these beauties.
