And you are correct, I didn't market Tina Perez well and tell what a great product she is, thus low sales.  That will change though, thanks to all of you for pointing out what I was doing wrong :)

Cleft in the bottom lip, you talking about a minor crease in the middle?  Never even thought of that, and it's one thing that's overlooked by most vendors and customers.  I'm not changing Tina's face any further, but I'll think about that on my next adult character.

Expressions... ahh, yes, a subject I like to talk about... See, when I make my morphs, I check the expression dials to make sure she looks good and recognizable when you use an expression on her.   Even after my final full body image (this same thread page), after the final lip, eyes, face editing, you see her smiling... that is, if you looked closely.  I did that on purpose to show off her ability to smile without cringe.

Now let's see one of the Reese Sisters, the youngest one, Carla.  Lots of custom morphs in her face.  I'm gonna do a render of her smiling and frowning... no, how about pouting. 

This is something I can't do with most custom morphed figures I bought from other vendors cause they "cringe" and look bad, or you simply can't recognize them (This is why most characters' promos have no expression, to hide their deform when expressions are applied)  I always have at least one promo in every product with an expression or two to show that she can handle them...even in my very first product promos, Tindra Thompson (in fact, look at this render http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1949720 )  Hell, even my Lucy Zepp teens/kids have expressions written all over them on the main promo.

Ok, here's a render... First image, you're giving her a candy so she gives this excited "open mouth" smile.  Second image... frown???  Hell, let's go for the extreme, let's go for a big pout, you just told her to clean her room and now she's having a cow... lol

This is her normal skin, didn't feel like rendering the SSS version, nor did I feel like rendering in IDL light, too time consuming just to show expressions.