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I stopped at the smaller thrift store near my house, since unlike goodwill, this place is never that busy and they give each doll there own bag. might have been why i found a Hasbro 1999 Leia doll with her dress and some accessories. (since she was safe in the bag, no little kids could pull off her accessory ) While she has no shoes. and her hair cut, really short. she is in pretty good condition aside from the hair cut. the dress was a bit dirty, but i hand washed it with wollet and it came clean. oh and she even had her little doll undies too. i paid $2.50 for her. so it's a pretty nice find.
i heard of re-rooting a doll but, i have never done it before and if it involves removing the head, i might pass on it. unless i can add hair without taking the current stuff out.
it might be hard to see, because of the counter color, but that's how short her hair is. this is fresh out of the bag.
a better view on how short her hair is.
it's so short, i could not pull the hair into a pony tale. so i took a hair tie and use it has a head band to hold it back.
so if anyone can give me tips on how to give her some more hair, so i can try to get as close to the oringal as possible. i'd love it. OH and a pic of what the oringal doll's hair looked like
i heard of re-rooting a doll but, i have never done it before and if it involves removing the head, i might pass on it. unless i can add hair without taking the current stuff out.
it might be hard to see, because of the counter color, but that's how short her hair is. this is fresh out of the bag.

a better view on how short her hair is.

it's so short, i could not pull the hair into a pony tale. so i took a hair tie and use it has a head band to hold it back.


so if anyone can give me tips on how to give her some more hair, so i can try to get as close to the oringal as possible. i'd love it. OH and a pic of what the oringal doll's hair looked like