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Hard time removing body hair

Community Beginner ,
Sep 28, 2020 Sep 28, 2020

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Hello everyone,

 

I've been searching an dtrying differnets techniques too at least ease body hair (on the arm of the model) but so far i can't get a satisfying result, that's why i'm posting here.

 

So as you probably figured it out, the goal is too get rid of those arm hair, i must tell you, it's not my decision but the model's one !

 

You can find a crop of the area i want to work on in the attachments.
What technique would you / should i use to get the best result ?

Thank you !

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Community Expert , Sep 28, 2020 Sep 28, 2020

Hi, there is no easy way to do this but you can achieve "acceptable-ish" results with the use of frequency separation and the healing brush tool on the HF layer set to lighten. Does this make sense to you? See screenshot of layers:

Screen Shot 2020-09-28 at 09.58.48.jpg

 

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Hi, there is no easy way to do this but you can achieve "acceptable-ish" results with the use of frequency separation and the healing brush tool on the HF layer set to lighten. Does this make sense to you? See screenshot of layers:

Screen Shot 2020-09-28 at 09.58.48.jpg

 

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Hi, thank you for answering, i was using de Frequency separation technique but on le LF layer, i'll definitely try it on the HF one and let you know !

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I think the hir on edges and creases need manual touch-up, in the center-region pretty harsh blurring with a Pattern Overlay might help somewhat. 

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Thank all for your answer, i chose Grant's advice and th eresult looks great with a little bit of skin airbrushing afterward and some other adjustements. here is the result :

 

It looks more natural cause removing entirely would not be right i think, so easing it out was the best way to a more natural result !

 

This is not perfect though but it'll work !

 

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