Choosing between unscented and scented care products hinges on skin sensitivity, material compatibility, and your personal preferences. Start by considering skin health: if you or anyone who handles the doll has allergies or sensitivities, unscented cleaners and powders reduce the risk of irritation. Look for products labeled hypoallergenic and fragrance-free, with simple ingredient lists. For routine maintenance, opt for mild, pH-balanced cleansers designed for skin-safe materials and avoid strong solvents or abrasive compounds that can degrade silicone or TPE over time. If you’re drawn to scented products, proceed with caution: fragrance compounds can interact with sensitive skin, leave residues, or cause discoloration on certain materials. Always perform a patch test on a small, inconspicuous area and ensure thorough rinsing after cleaning. Read the product labels for compatibility with your doll’s material and any recommended post-cleaning care, such as powdering or moisturizing steps. In a home setting, keeping a separate, clearly labeled bottle for the doll and ensuring lids are secure prevents accidental usage. Finally, document your choices and re-evaluate if you notice skin dryness, increased odor retention, or changes in skin texture. Your care routine should prioritize safety, comfort, and longevity of the doll.