Hairdorables are a line of blind box dolls released by Just Play focusing on initially twelve unique characters. Each series comes in a sealed package with various "surprises" of accessories as the package is opened.

Each doll lives up to the "Hairdorables" name with a variety of unique luxe hairstyles in vibrant colors! Collect all 36 Hairdorables dolls (including 2 rare and 1 Ultra-rare). Each package is a surprise! Pull, peel, and reveal 11 surprises to unwrap the personality and passion of the Hairdorables girl hidden inside!

The series was released initially in August 2018 at Target, Walmart, and through Amazon, at a retail cost of approximately US $12.99.

Each Hairdorable doll is made of plastic vinyl and approximately five inches tall from top of head to base of feet, not including hairstyles. The anatomy dimensions take influence from the Japanese chibi art style or super-deformed; the head makes up 2/5ths of the dolls' overall size.

Doll Hair is generally a synthetic hair made out of plastics and glued or knotted into holes on the doll's head. The doll manufacturers generally refer to this as 'rooted' hair. On older dolls and antique dolls the hair was often animal or human hair made into a doll's wig, which was then glued to the doll's head.

The Thanjavur doll is a type of traditional Indian bobblehead or roly-poly toy made of terracotta material. The centre of gravity and total weight of the doll is concentrated at its bottom-most point, generating a dance-like continuous movement with slow oscillations.

Look for all the Hairdorables Hairmazing Fashion Dolls, including Bella, Noah, Willow, Harmony, Kali, and Dee Dee.

Each doll includes one color-change accessory that, when placed in icy-cold water or subjected to cold temperatures, will change colors via thermochromatic means.

1810 The first manufactured paper doll was “Little Fanny”, produced by S&J Fuller, London, in 1810. In Europe, particularly France, the first paper dolls were popular since the mid-18th century.

Hairdorables are a line of blind box dolls released by Just Play focusing on initially twelve unique characters. Each series comes in a sealed package with various "surprises" of accessories as the package is opened.

Doll Hair is generally a synthetic hair made out of plastics and glued or knotted into holes on the doll's head. The doll manufacturers generally refer to this as 'rooted' hair.

Polypropylene Doll Hair is an extremely lightweight hair that is somewhere a cross between Saran and Nylon. The texture and feel is similar to Saran while it has the flexible styling properties similar to Nylon making it a very versatile hair to work with! It can be boil permed and styled the same way Nylon can.

Synthetic hair is exactly as it sounds. The fake hair strands are made out of man-made fibers like acrylic or nylon. The fibers are put through various chemical processes to give them a similar look, feel, color, and styling capability as human hair.

The earliest materials were rubber and celluloid. From the mid-20th century, soft vinyl became the dominant material, in particular for children's dolls. Beginning in the 20th century, both porcelain and plastic dolls are made directly for the adult collectors market.

Until 1869, dolls bodies were made of sewn fabric and filled with bran. The invention of celluloid was a real revolution, much cheaper and less fragile than porcelain, it was well suited to children. Since 1945, most dolls are now made of plastic or synthetic materials.

The Hairmazings line--marketed as "Bigger Hair Still Don't Care" is a fashion-doll style release of Hairdorables. The characters, marketed as older or in "grown up"/"glow up" styles, are made to resemble teenagers in body shape and with "runway"/teen style fashions.