Not sure what you problem is so here is a quick one .. When it comes into poser it will have the texture applied but will look rather washed out since it has too high of an ambient setting. You must lower the ambient setting. The specular setting will probably need o be increased. If you play it right it looks more like perspiration than plastic. Here is a thing for victoria: http://www.petersharpe.com/Tutorial29.htm And for the hair there is a little thing I do for all transparancies pretty much. Mini-tutorial: Click on all the hair pieces. Select the material editor in the edit menu and hen go to "steel cage" under miscellaneous. Click okay. What you will then do is click on picture instead of texture for the hair. This will be what looks like the steel thing. Then click the top, button second to the right in the same frame. It should lead you into the material window. Click a new one or use the hair one. In the first square on top there should be the hair texture. The second can be the bump if you want to apply that. Combined they equal wht you want. When both are loaded click okay. This will lead to the right hair but the wrong trans. In the grid you will need to do the same thing and in a button make the transparancies. Click after the ones you have in the pictures. Load in the transparancy in BOTH slots ... Click okay .. You can change the bump height if you want and then change highlight color from blue and you should be pretty set ... Good luck