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I need to remove the kink in the middle of the hair to the left and above of the eyebrow in this image. Any suggestions on how to do this welcome.
Thank You
You can use clone stamp in a transparent new layer, use transform warp to match the hair movement, create some light hair with brush tool (click + shift click) and adjust with transform warp.
This is a quick try.....
You can create a 50% gray layer, use filter- render-fiber variance 24, strength 53, blend mode "soft light" with mask see psd attached.
Did some extraction using select color range, and I damaged the hair in the process by removing some bits in the central area. I want to repair the hair now but the cloning brush gives a patchy look.
I've been thinking of using hair brushes as a pattern stamp as I've found some that have...
Hello everyone!
Could you please tell me how to even hair (to remove small hair from hairstyle)? Is it just a clone/healing tool or anything else?
These are some examples from iretouchit.com.
Thank you!...
HiHi... I'm currently working on a project where I have to create a fuller, longer head of hair...then change the overall color. I'd like to know if there is a better way of going about doing this!
I have been using the lasso tool and selecting chunks of hair--copying them onto new layers...
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