Customization is about tailoring the doll to reflect your vision while preserving safety and material integrity. Essential tools include precision measuring devices to ensure accurate proportions, soft-tinish padding for contour shaping, and non-destructive skin-safe adhesives if you plan temporary alterations. For aesthetic modifications, you might use mild-grade paints formulated for the doll’s skin material or airbrushing equipment for subtle shading, always following compatibility guidelines. Hair styling tools designed for delicate fibers help manage wigs or rooted hair without causing damage. Cleaning and maintenance tools—soft brushes, microfiber cloths, and gentle, doll-safe cleaners—keep surfaces pristine. Safety tools such as gloves and corner guards protect you and the doll during any adjustment. Storage and display implements, like padded stands and breathable covers, reduce stress on joints and skin. When experimenting with customization, start small with reversible changes and document steps to ensure you can revert if needed. A methodical approach yields results that are both beautiful and durable.