DOLLS WITH NO FACES?! : What's Her Face! Dolls by Mattel (2001) unboxing, review & demonstration!

I'm so excited to have been able to purchase so many of these beautiful What's Her Face! Dolls!! I love how customizable these dolls are while still having characters and fashions to inspire the customization. These are a totally new doll line for me and this haul created an instant collection! These dolls have an air of nostalgia for me despite me never having owned them.. I thing they just come off so delightfully 2000's (: I hope that a doll company tries something like this again - these dolls are so fun!
#dollcollector #dollcollection #dollhaul
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TIME STAMPS:
0:00 - 1:30 - Introduction and background
1:30 - 10:55 - Unboxing and story about how I got the dolls
10:55 - 27:45 - Up-close inventory of doll clothing, wigs, accessories, pets, dolls and more
27:45 - 30:56 - Organizing doll fashions and accessories... HELP!!
30:56 - 34:55 - Showing dolls in outfits I chose
34:55 - 57:31 - trying out the customization gimmick!!
57:31 - 1:03:11 - Showing off my final dolls and final thoughts!

[notomatoesonmytaco]

I bought a complete what's her face at a thrift store for $1.50 two weeks ago! I literally freaked out 😭

[JenKunoichi]

I wasn't into dolls as a kid, but I was always really artsy and I remember wanting these, but never finding them in stores. So cool that you managed to get so many of them! Great video as always.

[gaslawsm]

If you need any more information on them, I have both what’s her baby dolls new in box! I’ve never seen anyone even acknowledge that they exist before so I was really excited to see one here (i am willing to unbox)

[SadieAbby]

I’ve never heard of these before but they’re a really interesting concept! I actually really like them with blank faces, they remind me of fashion drawings/ mannequins. I bet the reversible outfits would be super fun as a kid and I love the (slightly cursed) tongue on the pets 👅

[justmebeingquirky]

I like the idea of a bald face doll cause you can make your own face. Personally, I would switch bodies for a made to move doll so the faceless dolls would have an articulated body. Gonna search for these faceless dolls. Awesome show!

[samssyrandall]

I remember having some of these with my sister, the early 2000s loved stamps

[Riann]

I had one of these when I was younger and I absolutely loved the fact that they were designed to be customizable ❤ the one I had came with the yellow "snake skin" long pants and I think the black and yellow animal print sandals. I missed these 🥰

[JustinArtistry]

Not gonna lie, but I am the worst at Doll Repaints. Ever since I watched Hextians Channel where he draws an Ever After High Doll a new face they always look so amazing, and I gave it a try, but it was a total flop, and I wasted my money just to destroy Ever After High Dolls.

[wynn_wynn]

I found two of these at the thrift store today with all their stuff! I looked through your site and found out they're Fresh and Chic from the What's Her Look! line!

[matthewchesley]

The velvet top and the skirt are Mary-Kate and Ashley pieces.

[matthewbruneau-richardson]

Oh wow, I loved these SO MUCH as a kid!!! Truly everything about them was customizable, it was like a dream come true - as I recall, pretty much all of the fashions were reversible, and I definitely remember the Velcro stickers but I don't remember why they were included? One of my favorite things was a certain series of fashion packs (I don't remember the name) that was just a lot of tubes of stretchy fabric that were meant for you to cut into your own fashion designs.

[niamhsurtees]

These were my childhood dolls omg. I had so much fun with these!!

[brucemarshall]

Your iillustrating how to put on the faces was really great, so we could see how you did it and get ideas .

[TheMunchkin]

oh YES!!!! My FAVOURITE doll line!!! So excited to see you cover these <3

[T-mack]

Bruh, Every time I see a What's Her Face doll, I feel nostalgia hit me like a truck! And I also start hate myself for not taking better care of the one that I had.

But in all seriousness though, these dolls along with Flavaz and Betty Spaghetti were some of the few toys (And even fewer dolls) I remember from my childhood that weren't either a stuff animal, an art kit, or a dollar store knockoff. And I still honestly have fond memories of the brief time I had with them. Even if I only had like one or two of each.

[kkrueger]

I had one of these when I was younger! I wasn't a doll kid but I WAS an art kid so my grandmother got me one of these. (The only other dolls I had were christmas barbies I wasn't allowed to take out of the box and some mini dolls like Jewel Riders)

[louisacoote]

The concept of these is great, and they come with so many clothes/outfit options. As an arty, creative kid who loved drawing and dressing up my Barbies, these would hav3 been so muc( fun

[vaughn_erich]

these are really cool! the fashions are so 2000s i love it haha. kind of surprised there were so many sets for a 2000s doll ive never heard of

[tinmanlover]

I had a what's her face doll I got her for Christmas or my birthday. They were cool

[always_alice]

I remember these when I was young. I didn't have the doll, but I played the computer game.