I soaked her outfit (everything but her diaper and bear) in water with a bit of detergent and Borax overnight. Then, I spot treated the stains on the bib and the front bit of the sleeper. I had to do a little bit of bleaching on the bib to get the stains out (the bear on the bib is not faded, it was cloudy the day I took the after shot, and the camera flash reflected off the bear).
For the doll, I used baby shampoo on her hair after cutting the weird hair ties out that a child had put in (the hair was severely tangled around them). After washing with the baby shampoo, I put some conditioner in and left it five minutes before rinsing it out. Her body was clean because the outfit had never been removed, so just her face and hands needed cleaning. For that, I used a wash cloth, wet with some baby shampoo and then rinsed the face under the sink. I used the part of the wash cloth without soap to rinse the hands (they barely needed it).
I set her aside to dry and spot cleaned the bear with the wash cloth with baby shampoo and set it aside to dry.
Once she was mostly dry, I blow dried her hair and combed with a dog brush from the dollar store (pin type, not the one I use on my actual dog). Pin type dog brushes are excellent with doll hair. When I did that, I discovered her part was fully intact as were the bangs' part. I pulled the bangs forward, brushed the hair back into pigtails, and secured with hair ties, then tied ribbons in them.
For the makeup, I used Prisma colored pencils and just touched it up.
This doll had severe facial sagging, so I took a needle and thread and gave her a face lift from one ear to the next, all the way across the hair line, using blind stitch. Then, I did a chin tuck along her neck with blind stitching to pull the skin tight.
I then cut a new ribbon for the bear and tied it over its old ribbon to protect it from further fraying.
This was my first time doing a face lift on one (4th time doing a chin tuck). It was one of the simplest, if not the simplest hair redos I've done. I was surprised that the bangs were even still separate. Reweaving this hair style isn't too bad though, I'd rather do it than say a curly piggies or a V-part *shudders*.