1. First, open PS, click "File" - "Open" to select the material and start editing the picture.
2. Press Crtl+J to copy the background layer and operate on layer 1.
3. Click the "Spot Healing Brush Tool", "Healing Brush Tool" and "Patch Tool" and use them together to remove acne and moles on the model's face. Name layer 1 "Retouch".
4. Click "Image" - "Adjustment" - "Black and White". Create a new layer, fill it with black, and set the mode to "Soft Light". Then click "Image" - "Adjustments" - "Curves" to make the highlights stand out. Then create a new group and name it "Observation Group".
5. Click "Layer" - "New" - "Layer", name it Neutral Gray, and the parameters are as shown in the figure. Click the brush tool, adjust the opacity to 10%, and use a soft-edged round brush with a flow rate of 5%. Use a white brush on the dark areas of the face and a black brush on the bright areas to reduce fine lines and nasolabial folds around the eyes.
6. Close the observation group and press Ctrl+Alt+Shfit+E to stamp the layer. Click "Filter" - "Noise" - "Dust and Scratches" to adjust the degree of blur. Then add a layer mask and paint the features, hair and background with a black brush (Opacity and Flow 100%). This makes the skin appear more delicate and smooth.
7. Still stamp the layer. Click the "Burn Tool" and "Dodge Tool" to modify your eyebrows.
8. Click the "Magnetic Lasso Tool", select the eye part, press Ctrl+J to copy the layer, and name it eyes.
9. Select the "Eye Layer" and add "Hue\Saturation" and "Optional Color". The parameters are as shown in the figure. Hold down Alt to apply the effect on the "eye layer".
10. Click the "Pen Tool", trace the lip shape, press Ctrl+Enter to change to an ant line, and create a new working path. Create a new "lips" layer with a path. Select the "lips" layer, fill it with color, the parameters are as shown in the picture, and set the mode to "Multiply". Add a layer mask to modify the excess of the lips.
11. Add "Curve", adjust "Blue Curve" to make the skin whiter, and adjust the overall curve to highlight the light and dark.
12. Stamp the layer. Let’s take a look at the comparison effect.