Introducing L.O.L. Surprise! O.M.G. Sunshine Makeover fashion doll Bubblegum DJ! When it comes to colours, Bubblegum DJ knows how to bring them on! These L.O.L. Surprise! dolls love to mix up fashions just like they mix up music to make life more colourful!

SPARKLY, SHIMMERING DETAILS: Each doll has a unique style with shimmering, sparkly details and accessories. Vintage Barbie Ponytail Dolls #1 through #4 came in only blonde or brunette, so if your Ponytail Doll features red hair, she is a #5, #6, or #7. These later Ponytail Dolls’ bangs were also a more wiry material instead of the softer “poodle” bangs that came before 1961.The Barbie doll is of the most popular and recognizable dolls ever created, and not just among young girls. This doll is highly sought after by collectors, especially well-preserved, vintage Barbie dolls. Since the first Barbie, named Barbie Millicent Roberts, was introduced to the world in 1959, new editions have been unveiled with each subsequent decade, wrought with added accessories and changes that reflected the times in which the dolls were produced. Since the release of the very first model, a wide variety of Barbie dolls have been created by the designers at Mattel, pursuing new offerings and opportunities. Each new model was designed to appeal to different markets, focusing on contemporary fashion trends that defined each decade. These fashion trends, coupled with each doll’s unique, defining characteristics help collectors identify types of Barbie dolls today.

Characteristics: Vinyl.First Barbie not to have hair in a ponytail; the hairstyle was considered quite an update of the doll. The doll pictured has a somewhat combed out bubble; a fully mint doll's bubble will be a little tighter. Doll with her original box, swimsuit, booklet, and shoes.Unbox multiple surprises with Bubblegum DJ including colour-changing fashions and stylish accessories. Bring Bubblegum DJ outside during any time of day whether it’s sunny or cloudy, or even indoors next to a window, for a glamorous makeover. Watch the magic happen before your eyes and see her hair colour change from light pink to hot pink with these L.O.L. Surprise! dolls. Can you guess what her yellow and teal highlights will colour change to? Barbie dolls were invented by Ruth Handler, co-founder of Mattel, Inc., an American toy manufacturing company founded in 1945. After observing her daughter play with paper dolls, Handler was inspired to create a three-dimensional version of a career-minded, adult doll. She even bought the rights to the German-made doll Bild Lilli, and modeled her version after the figure. By 1959, the first Barbie doll made its official debut at the New York Toy Fair. Comments:Although this doll appears to have a "side part," it is only hair styled that way. True "side part" Bubble dolls are quite rare. Other rare and sought-after variations are Brown Hair Bubbles (light brown color) and White Ginger Bubbles (pale blonde hair and pale, almost white lips).

Characteristics:Doll is all-bisque.One-piece head/torso legs with arms jointed at shoulders. Painted, side-glancing eyes. Manufactured originally by Borgfeldt, later by Joseph Kallus and by Jesco in the 1980s, plus many other companies. Kewpies are made of many materials. Dolls have small blue "wings." Marks:First Bubble Cut, 1961: "Barbie/ Pat's Prend/c MCMLVII/by/Mattel/Inc."Rest of Bubble Cuts: "Midge T.M. / c 1962/Barbie/c 1958/by/Mattel, Inc." (this is called a "Midge/Barbie" body).

In the second phase of the experiment, the children were taken individually into a different experimental room, where they were presented with a new group of appealing toys (e.g., train, fire engine, cable car, jet airplane, spinning top, doll with wardrobe, baby crib, and doll carriage). To test the hypothesis that the observation of aggression in others would increase the likelihood of aggression in the observer, the children were subjected to aggression arousal in the form of being told after two minutes that they could no longer play with the toys. The children were then told that they could, however, play with the toys in another room, where they were presented with various toys that were considered both aggressive (e.g., 3-foot Bobo doll, mallet, and dart guns) and nonaggressive (e.g., crayons, paper, farm animals, tea set, ball, and dolls). Bubblecut Barbies in the mid-1960s had side-parted hair with a “thatched” part that was difficult to unpart. Characteristics: Doll has a bisque shoulder head and painted facial features. The doll has ahint of asmile.Brunette mohair wig over a cork pate. French kid fashion body with ashapely torso, one-piece arm and legs, and separated fingers. Introducing L.O.L. Surprise! Bubble Surprise! These L.O.L. dolls are ready to swim in a sea of glittery bubbles that you create. Pour the broken heart pieces and water into the top of your L.O.L. Surprise! ball, twist, then watch as the glittery bubble reaction changes colour and reveals your own collectible doll and surprises. COLLECT THEM ALL: Collect all 12 L. O. L. Surprise Bubble Surprise dolls for the ultimate glittery bubble party!