Restore MM’s gorgeous luster in just a few simple steps

This tutorial is mainly a practical tutorial on dermabrasion and makeup. The highest state of beauty is to handle the details well, which requires a continuous learning process!
Original picture

final effect

1. Open the original image, press Ctrl + J to copy one layer, select the menu: Filter>Noise>Middle value is 2, then add a mask, and paint the eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth and surrounding parts with a brush Come out, the effect is as shown in Figure 1

<Picture 1> 2. Create a new layer, press Ctrl + Shift + Alt + E to stamp the layer, then use the blur tool to blur the imperfections on the face, press Ctrl + J to copy a layer, and change the layer blending mode Change to "Screen" <called "Screen" in other versions>, change the layer opacity to 80%, the effect is as shown in Figure 2

<Figure 2>
3. Create a new layer, press Ctrl + Shift + Alt + E to stamp the layer, then create a new layer with the brush tool, set the foreground color to: #743F2D, paint the shape shown in Figure 3 on the eyes, and then Change the layer blending mode to "Overlay", the effect is as shown in Figure 4.

<Figure 3>

<Figure 4>
4. Create a new layer, press Ctrl + Shift + Alt + E to stamp the layer, and then use the Burn and Dodge tool to appropriately modify the eye shadow to achieve a light effect as shown in Figure 5.

<Picture 5> 5. Use the Dodge tool to brighten the eyes, and use the Dodge tool to brighten the area pointed by the arrow.

<Figure 6>
6. In this step, change the color of the lips. Use the lasso tool to cut out the lips, press Ctrl + B to adjust the color balance, and then erase the excess parts with the eraser tool. The effect is shown in Figure 7.

<Figure 7>
7. It’s almost done, but the mouth feels too round. Select the smear tool and paint the corners of the mouth slightly outwards, as shown in Figure 8. Pay attention to the direction when drawing.

<Figure 8>
8. Comb the eyebrows appropriately, merge all the layers, and then modify the overall effect to complete the final effect.
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