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The material Daynès uses is silicone — specifically, the medical-grade silicone used for prosthetics and special effects work.
Silicone can be tinted, textured, and detailed in ways that clay or resin cannot match.
Individual hairs — inserted one at a time — achieve a naturalness that wigs or painted-on hair cannot.
The surface of the silicone can be treated to reproduce the way skin behaves differently over bone versus cartilage versus fat — the slight translucency where skin is thin over a bony prominence, the softness where subcutaneous fat underlies the surface.
Glass eyes of specific color and character complete the effect.