Good day, everyone! Welcome back to our blog; after a brief hiatus, we are back, and this time with a very special blog for us, as we continue with the Babyclon® family theme.

As many of you are already aware, Babyclon® is divided into several departments, beginning with the technical department and progressing to the final touches and supervision of Cristina Jobs.

Today, I am pleased to introduce you to Lola Verdugo (Lola Vercha to her friends); she is a member of our external team in the hair grafting department, and several Babyclon® that you have at home have passed through her hands.

Lola was born on June 24, 1968, in Tortosa (Tarragona), spent her adolescence in Cornellá de Llobregat and has spent her adult life in 2 Hermanas (Seville), where she currently resides.

Mother of a boy who enjoys history and music and a girl who shares her interest in reborns and dolls. She describes herself as a Toy Story freak, but who doesn’t like those endearing toys? She is a music lover and film buff, particularly in the horror and animation genres, with a preference for Disney.

She collects porcelain and rag dolls and has a small collection of them. She discovered the reborn world by chance and was self-taught in both painting and grafting, but it wasn’t until three years ago that she took a rooting specialization course.

She has been grafting hair in the Babyclon® external team for two and a half years, becoming the main worker alongside Sonia Rodriguez.

We inquired about her experience at Babyclon®.

“I enjoy grafting because it relaxes me.” Above all, I appreciate being a link in a chain of professionals such as the Babyclon® team. It’s very comforting to see photos of a finished baby on social media, comment on where it goes, and know that you were a part of the magic.

I remember being afraid of messing up other people’s work the first time I grafted for Babyclon®. Cristina advised me to “do it as if you were expecting it,” and so I did.”

Is there anything you would change?
The disadvantage of working with Babyclon® is the distance. I’d like to soak up the team’s positive energy and contribute to their genius, but my other job prevents me from doing so.

But I keep in touch with Roger, and I hope to come to the workshop and share a little more experience with the entire team one day.

We will be waiting for her with open arms, eager to meet her in person. It’s a pleasure to work with her, and you can tell she cares about the world.