Vagina Colour
Vagina colour is a modification available for most brands. It sets the shade of the outer labia and directly affects the realism of the doll's most intimate area.
How it works
The shade is painted onto the outer labia during the final body make-up stage. With quality brands, the painting is done with a natural gradient, transitioning from the skin tone to a richer shade. The inner part of the canal keeps the material's standard colour.
Which shades are available
The palette and shade names differ from brand to brand. You'll find the exact list of available options in the customisation section of the product page.
This is the most heavily used area of the doll, and for TPE that's doubly true. During functional use the area is subject to a lot of friction, it needs washing more often than any other part of the body, and the material itself releases oils that weaken the paint. All together, this means the vagina colour on a TPE doll wears away fastest of all: faster than any other paint on this doll, and faster than the same area on a silicone model. This is a normal process, and one you should be prepared for in advance. Careful washing without aggressive rubbing, plus generous lubricant during use, slows the fading down considerably.
How to choose a shade
The main rule is the same as with areola colour: the shade should match the doll's skin tone. On light skin, natural and pink shades look natural; on tanned skin, a darker shade suits better.
Works in combination
Choose your vagina colour and areola colour in the same tonal range. These two areas are perceived together, and mismatched shades break the naturalness of the look. We cover this in more detail in the Areola Colour section. If you're unsure of the combination, go by the studio photos of the model.