Facial hair

Hey @Galthram 

Great input. You are have a solid point. Firefly has room to improve there is no question or doubt about that. I trust your experience with these models. Negative prompts would definitely assist and help, 100%.

The benefit of using Firefly is that the images are commercially safe. Please know that I don't know about the other models being commercially safe or what they have offer in that regard.

Cheers

Nate

"And BTW, despite what others said AI models are capable of understanding that some things should NOT being in the image. "

That is true for smarter models. If I'm making an edit in Gemini 3 and I want only one thing changed, I'll add something like, "Don't change anything else." Which usually works when it's being stubborn otherwise.

Have you tried telling the AI what you WANT to see instead of telling it what you DON'T want to see? Try to say the man is clean shaven or have a subtle facial stubble and so on.

And BTW, despite what others said AI models are capable of understanding that some things should NOT being in the image.  It's just that, depending on the model, just saying you don't want something may not be enough. Models like Stable Diffusion, for instance, have a dedicated field for Negative Prompting, where you describe what you don't want to see. While newer AI models, like Gemini 3 Pro, understands the word NO pretty much as well as we do. If you say No Beard, chances are your dude won't have any beard.

I was doing a product photoshoot and simply told it to not include the loop velcro parts of the product. And my images were cleanly shaven. If it works on a product, it'll work on a man.

Hey @46358061 

Just to add a bit more to @daniellei4510  comments.
Here is video that could help generate images with no facial hair.

Clean Shaven Male Face Using Adobe Firefly

There is often bit of a afternoon shadow, which is normal for most men.

Cheers

Nate