If you're on Instagram and Facebook, you may have seen ads for Mori Lolli, a new type of doll. There's not much info if you search for her, so I've seen some people wondering if the dolls are a scam.
I assure you, they are 100% real.
Mori Lolli is part of the Ruby Red company, which has been doing dolls for 25 years. They're most known right now for Ruby Red Fashion Friends.
I had no idea they were a branch of Ruby Red until after I'd placed my order, but once I heard that, I knew she'd be good quality.
The doll box includes:
-doll (tied down to the cardboard liner with her head well protected by foam and a plastic bubble)
-shoes
-wig
-outfit
-collector card, instruction cards and some little sticky velcro-type dots that might be intended to hold the wig in place, though I'm not sure
She's free!
One of Mori Lolli's features is that you can move her eyes around. If you unscrew the back of her head, you can see her eyes held in place by putty. Typical of BJDs. So you can move them to look in whichever direction you like.
I did not experiment with this, because I didn't have much time before work, but I will likely do it soon.
Here she is wearing her socks and dress.
Her wig might be kanekalon. It's so flyaway. If it isn't, it's something that reminds me a lot of it.
She has little shorter bits on each side of her face that are gelled to curl in.
ADORABLE face! I love those eyes!
Fully dressed.
She's about the height of a Rainbow High doll, only very different proportions.
I think she's darling and I'm glad I ordered her. They only have three designs right now and she's the cheapest at $99.99. (The other two are $109.99 and $119.99.) Shipping to the US for me was $15, which was fair for USPS from Hong Kong. (I spend more than that shipping across this country.) She also only took a week to arrive, which seemed really fast! I won't be buying the other two, but I'll be keeping an eye out for new designs.
PHOTO CREDIT: Mine.
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