Both dolls had similar facial similaries. Body can fade to white or ivory.  arched eyebrows-black eye paint-colorless pupils-bright red lips. All dolls had red nail polish on nails and toes. These dolls smell like crayon. Yes, crayons.  These dolls can be seen with a variety of styles in eye paint but all the 1's and 2's have the pointed, arched, or the boomer rang style eyebrows with NO iris color. The Number 1 doll box has the TM trademark. The Number 2's box also has the TM markings and both doll boxes ( 1 & 2 ), are dated 1959. The Barbie fashion booklet that came with the Number 1 Barbie had the first 3 rare fashions pictured. The Barbie fashion booklet that was included with the Number 2 Barbie, shows the Commuter Set fashion. Both of these dolls have the unusual facial paint compared to the later ponytails. These dolls are a treasure to own in any condition. They are costly on the secondary market. Due to the rarity, slight imperfections, are understandable since they were hand painted in the early days. Much has been written over the years about the Barbie doll. The doll was a toy and made to wear doll size fashions. Items shown not for sale.