Isn't she a doll?

In some cases, the use of the adjective 'doll' works as a nice compliment made to real women. It's not the case in today's blog post. The images you see above are of real dolls: made of silicone, with some characteristics that may be customized (such as the colors of hair and eyes), and currently available for sale.

It's past the time in which those inflatable dolls scared their owners more than causing any kind of pleasure. Nowadays, developers are investing heavily in order to make themever more realistic. The sellers' official websites display information as in a catalogue. Besides the several photos of each model available, there are information on each doll's weight, height, skin color, eye color, hair color, the presence or absence of freckles, the sizes of breasts and bum, the type of make-up they wear, and even their birth names.

Amongst Olivias, Brooklins, Carmens and Britneys, there's an infinity of models, and the manufacturers are ready to serve all audiences. There are dolls with bigger or smaller breasts, shaved or unshaved, with thick or thin lips, and 10 different body shapes. You can even pick the size of the doll's feet, not to mention the size of their clitoris, and the deepness of their vagina.

These manufacturers are, basically, developers of perfect women. In average, they cost US$ 7,000. The super real chicks can do almost everything, they only don't speak (which, for some men, may be seen as a great advantage!).