Fragrance can contribute to the care routine when used thoughtfully, but it requires caution. Avoid applying strong perfumes or scented products directly to the doll’s surface, as these can cause staining, residue buildup, or skin irritation for sensitive users. If scent is desired, opt for fragrance-free cleaners for the doll itself and consider a light, open-air environment to maintain a pleasant room aroma around the display area. For those who want a subtle scent, use a separate, well-ventilated enclosure or room spray away from the doll, ensuring there is no direct exposure to the surface.
When selecting care products, prioritize hypoallergenic formulas that are labeled safe for delicate materials. Always perform a patch test on an inconspicuous area before applying any product more broadly. Consistency is key: sudden changes in scent or product composition can cause unexpected reactions, so keep a routine and document what is used and when. Good ventilation helps keep air quality high, reducing odors without relying on strong fragrances. Ultimately, the goal is to create a comfortable environment that respects both the doll’s condition and the sensitivities of people sharing the space.