How to Use an Online Head Sculpt Customiser: All 13 Options Explained

The Lovmour customiser is a visual builder for a head sculpt: you pick a face style, a hairstyle and three makeup layers, then eight more option groups, and the model window updates as you go. When the look is right, one button turns your whole selection into a WhatsApp message. A custom sculpt is quoted one-to-one — nothing is priced or made until we confirm feasibility with you and share a 3D preview before payment.

This guide walks through every control on the Custom Head Sculpt page, in the order you will actually use it. It is written for someone who has never opened an online doll customiser before. This site is for adults only (18+).

What the customiser actually does

There are 13 categories across the top of the builder. Five of them decide what the face looks like; eight of them are the specification options that go into a quote. Every click updates two things at once: the model window above, and the live selection list underneath the builder. You never have to save, submit or reload to see a change — clicking a different swatch is enough.

Group	Categories	What they control
Base look (5)	Style, Hairstyle, Eye Makeup, Brows, Lips	The face, hair and makeup shown in the model window
Options (8)	Areola Color, Areola Size, Labia Color, ROS - Silicone, ROS - TPE, Fingernail Color, Toe Nail Color, Height	The details that are written into your design list and confirmed with your quote

One thing worth stating plainly: the customiser is not a checkout. There is no price on the page and no payment button, because a head sculpt is built from the head up and has to be discussed one-to-one. The builder exists so that you can show us exactly what you mean, instead of trying to describe a face in words. You send the list, we reply on WhatsApp with feasibility, the exact price and production time, and a 3D preview of the sculpt is shared for your approval before anything is made.

The fastest inquiry is one with a picture. The builder gives you both halves: a written list of your 13 selections, and a model window you can screenshot.

Style and 39 hairstyles: the base choices

Style is the first tab and the biggest visual change. There are two face styles — Europe and Asia — each with its own base face and its own set of hairstyles. Switching style swaps the whole underlying face, so it is the first decision to make, not the last.

Hairstyle offers 39 looks to click through. Short cuts, long cuts and bangs are all in the same grid; you can try one, move to the next, and come back without losing anything else you selected. The hairstyle sits as the top layer over the face, which is why the fringe stays correctly in front of the brows and eyes when you change makeup underneath it.

A practical way to narrow 39 options down: pick three that are genuinely different from each other (length, fringe, parting), screenshot each one, then compare the pictures side by side. Deciding from memory after 20 clicks is where most people get stuck.

Makeup layers: eyes, brows, lips

Three of the five base tabs control makeup, and each is independent: Eye Makeup, Brows and Lips. The model window is built in layers — a full face with hair, then lip colour, then eye makeup, then brows, then the transparent hair layer on top. Because they are separate layers, changing your lip colour does not reset your eye makeup, and changing hairstyle does not wipe out either.

• Eye Makeup — pick a style from the eye swatches; the layer sits over the base face.
• Brows — choose shape and tone independently of the eyes.
• Lips — colour is applied as its own layer, aligned to each face style.

There is no "apply" step. Click a thumbnail, look at the model window, click another. If you are choosing between two looks, alternate between them a few times — it is easier to see the difference in motion than to remember it.

The 8 option groups, from colour to height

The remaining eight tabs are specification options. Here is the full set, with the number of choices in each:

Option group	Choices	What happens when you click
Areola Color	3	Large preview appears over the model window
Areola Size	3	Large preview appears over the model window
Labia Color	3	Large preview appears over the model window
ROS - Silicone	3	Large preview appears over the model window
ROS - TPE	3	Large preview appears over the model window
Fingernail Color	14	Large preview appears over the model window
Toe Nail Color	14	Large preview appears over the model window
Height	20	Opens a separate full-width detail window

For the first seven groups, clicking a swatch does not open a pop-up. The larger version of that option is shown on top of the model window itself, so you stay in the same place and can compare swatches quickly. Clicking away to a normal hairstyle or makeup tab restores the model.

Height is the one exception. It opens its own full-width preview window with 20 plain-text buttons — one per body/height chart — instead of a wall of thumbnails. Tap a button and the long detail chart fills the window; close it with the × button, by clicking the background, or with the Esc key. The height charts are there to be read, so they are deliberately shown large.

Which of these options change the quote is confirmed with you on WhatsApp rather than listed as prices on the page. Add every option you care about to the design list and ask about the ones you are unsure of — it is easier to remove an item from a quote than to discover later that it was never discussed.

Sending your design list (and the screenshot)

Under the builder there is a live summary of 13 lines — the five base choices plus the eight option groups. It refreshes itself every time you click, so what you see in the list is exactly what will be sent. Nothing is stored on the site: the list is turned into a pre-filled WhatsApp message when you tap Send my design on WhatsApp.

That message contains all 13 lines, a line saying you will attach a screenshot of the design and your reference images, and a request to confirm feasibility, the exact price and production time, and to share the 3D preview before payment. Three places on the page remind you to take the screenshot first, because that matters more than it sounds:

1. Screenshot the model window while the exact hairstyle and makeup you want are showing.
2. Tap the send button. WhatsApp opens with the full text already filled in.
3. Attach the screenshot (and any reference images) and press send yourself. A pre-filled link can only prepare the text — it cannot attach a picture or send the message for you.

The written list and the picture do different jobs. The list is precise about names and option numbers; the screenshot shows the combination as you actually saw it. Sending both removes almost all of the back-and-forth, and it is why the page asks for a screenshot rather than just a description.

After that, it is a conversation, not an automated order. We reply on WhatsApp about feasibility, the exact price and production time, and share a 3D preview before anything is made. If you have a reference image that is not one of the built-in options, attach it in the same chat and ask — every project is discussed privately one-to-one before work starts.

Ready to try it? Open the customiser and click through the tabs. For general ordering questions see the FAQ; for how parcels and statements are labelled, read what a neutral label and statement look like.