Editorial Beauty Retouching Tutorial [How to Retouch Skin & How to Colour Grade in Photoshop & C1]

[@loversmelodiestarot]

Girl you teach me more than my photography college. Thank you so much!

[@KayleighJune]

Haha! That's so lovely of you to say, thank you for watching! ☺💕

[@jasmijndelange3905]

Love this kind of content!!

[@BananaBaragan]

Hey Kayleigh, im a french retoucher and your videos are quite smooth and reliable. Simple and no overexagerating. Thank you & keep it up!

[@KayleighJune]

Thank you so much! That really means a lot to me and I appreciate it ☺❤

[@effneck]

I LOVE YOUR WORK AND YOUR VOICE!

[@alanaauston]

I’m setting up a home studio soon and your vids have made my choices for equipment and software so much easier! Thank you!

[@ryandonkerman5089]

Thanks a lot for this tutorial!

[@alibolos]

Love this format! Thanks!

[@KayleighJune]

Thanks for watching! ☺

[@BubbaKeto]

Really helpful. Will be trying to move to Capture one by the end of the year

[@meaganv2039]

Beautiful

[@akomoledetunmise8000]

Niceeee. Can't wait to try it

[@KayleighJune]

Thanks for watching! ☺

[@akomoledetunmise8000]

@@KayleighJune can't wait for more videos

[@rapyuphotos]

the skin tones looks super amazing !!! can I ask how often do you change your wacom nibs?

[@KayleighJune]

Thank you! 😊 To be honest I don't change them very often, but I have in the past when the pen nib starts to scratch or become more abrasive on the pad.

[@haies09]

I placed a glass frame over my wacom, and never had to change my nibs at all.

[@azzazz4549]

What's the difference between Frequency separation and Dodge and Burn . . .

[@harkoboi8977]

How and where can we upload pictures?

[@cgcstudios8303]

how many flashes do you use

[@lamarrion]

When you use the color picker do you always place it on the darker area or do you place it on the problem area?

[@KayleighJune]

Mainly I try to use the colour picker in the midtones where it's most saturated, so I guess you'd call it the problem area! 🙂

[@haies09]

😍

[@KayleighJune]

😊😊

[@trancer03]

the last couple weeks i have tried to stay away from frequency seperation completely and i have started to purely use micro dodge and burn for my skin retouching but i can make skin absolutely perfect , colors still remains a problem, a model can have red spots and lines etc all over the place , how do i fix that when i don't use frequency seperation? frequency seperation with a mixer brush fixes everything in one go but what do you do when you use micro dodge and burn? how do you get the red lines/spots out of a models face? dodge and burn is great to adjust luminosity differences but than you are still left with a mess of colors. So ye the main issue is that i switched from using frequency seperation (which fixes both luminosity and color issues) to Micro dodge and burn which only changes luminosity, how do you fix the color issues after you did your dodging and burning?

[@haies09]

Clip a Hue/Saturation adjustment to your dodge and burn layers and adjust to color correct the issues

[@trancer03]

@@haies09 i am using curve layers set for luminosity so there is very little adjusting that can be done But the bad colors on the models skin are not just caused by the dodging and burning. I am talking about bad skin colors that are already there. Since I no longer use Frequency seperation with a mixer Brush i no longer have a good way to even out the skin colors, a good way to remove red and yellow and whites lines and spots. Some models have really bad skin colors from all the mass amounts of makeup they been using over the years. Those issues are not global issues that can't be corrected with color grading but very local color issues Good localized color adjustments is what I need.

[@haies09]

@@trancer03 you can use any color adjustment for color correction. Use the mask and neutralize the colors with the opposite color

[@buzz_is_here]

why not use fs if it works?

[@yudasatriachannel8473]

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