image mode, CMYK colour, (in the channels not layer) select yellow layer, cmd A, cmd c, go back into layer, cmd alt Z (step back) cmd v, re name flaws, cmd I (inver), (blend mode) soft light, opacity, add layer mask (invert mask) alt add layer mask, make sure background is white, select brush, make it big, 50% opacity, paint the skin,
Cloning out wrinkles and blemishes
cmd j, re name-wrinkles and blemishes, spot healing brush, alt and drag, go over any imperfections, reduce opacity, fill colour mask with grey
The original
The edited...


The retouching of the skin…
First you click on image, then mode then CMYK colour.
Then whilst in channels, you can see a verity of different layers. You want to click on the yellow bar, making the image look like the one show on the left.
You then want to click CMD A, this will select the whole picture.
To copy it you want to click CMD C
Then when back on the layer side, click ALT CMD and Z, this will undo the changes (do so until the image is back to the normal state.)
When at this stage click CMD V which will paste a separate layer and look like the way it did before.
To make it easier, this layer should be renamed FLAWS, so you know where this layer is later on.
You then need to click CMD I which will invert the picture.


To change the invert, you need to click on the bar that originally says normal, you need to change this to soft light. If you wish, this is the stage you can change the opacity if necessary.
By clicking ALT you want to click the "add layer mask" tool. This should make you layer section look like this (shown above).
As the background here is shown as black, you need to make sure you paint brush is in the colour white because otherwise it will not make a difference to your image.
The final step is to just move your brush across the face, the parts that you want to retouch!
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