Multiple default skins will conflict with each other, and only one will end up loading. One important note about custom skins is that you can have only one default skin per category of sim: it's the "default," as in, all sims get assigned it unless you choose something else. Here's a guide for setting up the Mods framework: Sims3Pack file goes into Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 3\Downloads, and then you open the launcher's Downloads tab and install the skin from there. What you do next depends on the type of file you wind up with. zip file or WinZip > Extract for the others. In any case, right-click on the file to show the options, for example Extract for a. 7z files do need an outside tool such as WinZip. zip file, you can extract it with Windows.
And as answer to Pete the mod that sackgirl suggested is the one I use, clear your caches and go through your mods, specially any mod that may change lighting conditions, also take a look as skins that use to get to be a part of CAS due to downloaded sims with custom color ramps! There are very good tutorials at MTS on how to clean your My documents files of unwanted CC and always backup your files before doing any changes, it will save you time and heartaches later. If you ever make a muscular one I am sure I'll flip for it! I do love your work.
I like them all, I used the busty last night and updated myself sim and looks great, I like the abs my male sims look like they go to the gym 24/7 that is one of the reasons I have kept peggy's as a default through all these years, I'm a sucker for muscles! Yours are a happy medium and I am amazed with the detailing. My only problem with your skins at the time of putting together a sim is in the way of making up my mind to which one to use. You are most welcomed! Actually, all my non default skins are kept as dbc files in one file using s3pe and since you have gone through the task of nicely labeling them I have no problems.
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