Esthetics Freckles on Body?

Why shouldn't it be possible?
The biggest issue you will have is with the paintjob rubbing off on the shoulders when you try to pose the arms. Once the shoulder joints move inside the socket, you're at risk of scratching and rubbing it off.

If you want those freckles, make sure to suede the inside of the shoulder sockets with suede leather. That way it's soft, padded and protects the paintjob. Also helps a little with posing.

Additionally, cover the neck when sealing. Otherwise the head will scrape it all off the moment you put it back on and start it moving. I usually tape off the area the head sits on. You can then add a little suede to the head socket as well.

 

I have two dolls with freckled body blushing.
It has held up well. But I don't move those dolls about & reposition them much. They are among my steampunk clan & wear lots of clothes so the freckles are rarely seen except around the upper chest, neck, lower arms & hands. In both cases I bought them second hand already freckled & loved their unique blushing. That would be the thing to consider: how much of the body will be visible & what kind of photography are you planning before going to the time & expense. ;}

 

You can always do the freckling where it will not be disturbed by moving joints. Body blushing do tend to get a lot of wear and rub off after a while though, so prepare to redo it much more often than you redo a faceup. It is worth it though, especially for photographs, since it gives so much life to the doll.

 

You take pieces of suede leather and glue them into the socket. It's pretty straightforward!