What drew me in first wasn’t actually the skin I ended up buying. I noticed that one of the makeup packs was called “Henna” and featured some swirly designs around the eyes which gave the skins a really interesting look, especially the darker ones like Jasmine and Chani. So, I picked up a few demos, and as it turns out it fit the shape I had started on quite well. It definitely looks younger than most skins, and the shading can give the face a bit of an impish, cheeky look.

Since I needed pale and fairly plain in terms of makeup for my portrait, I selected the Plain Jane pack. From what I could tell, each tone gets its own name, but its the same face and body otherwise. And Jane, then, is the palest tone. Each tone is then offered in three different makeup packs; plain, painted and henna. The packs are priced at L$ 1000 and include 10 variations, making it quite a steal even though they’re variations rather than 10 completely different looks.

Now, what about my impressions of the skin? Well, its very different from what I usually wear, but I think its a lovely example of handpainting. The body looks quite natural, and the breasts are excellent for someone who wants to have fairly small breasts on their avatar. The shading of the collarbones and chest does suggest a fairly lean figure, so I don’t think it would work so well for a fuller figure. There are some smaller seams to be found, but only the ankle seam (one of the worst) is of any particular note.