How to Cut Out Hair in Photoshop cc 2018

Then make a tutorial that you seem to think is so simple to make... I'm not an Adobe employee, I don't get paid or make any money off the tutorials I create. I don't get compensation for answering questions in these forums. Most people asking questions are beginners and need direction, a starting point. There are plenty of online classes and experts who do get paid for training out there where you can find more involved answers. I'm here to help beginners. If training is needed, I happen to do that for a living and teaching someone how to do this "professionally" requires a little more time and effort than answering questions in the forum.

There is an easier way than what has been suggested here. In fact two methods.

the first is to select the Quick Select tool and select the background with it. If you accidentally select the foreground, just hold down the alt key to remove areas. Once you have a rough selection, Click on the “select and Mask” button in the control panel. Click on the Invert button to invert the mask so that  person is selected rather than the BG.

in here you can refine the selection and you can see the selection more clearly. Down the right hand side you’ll see a menu for the display, choose to view it against white or black to more clearly see your selection. Or choose Overlay to see it more clearly.

use the Quick selection tool in more detail (on the left) to add or remove more detail, make sure all the hair is selected but don’t worry too much if you have some of the BG incorporated into the hair as we can remove that in the next step.

choose the Refine Edge tool from the left, make it  enough to cover the edges of the hair where there’s still BG showing. Paint over these edges with Refine edge tool to remove traces of BG.

on the right you’ll see various other options for refining the mask. Decontaminate colours is at the bottom, used this to remove and “bleeding” color from the subject.

when you are finished, select “New Layer with Layer Mask“ in the Output menu.

‘’To further refine the mask, alt-click on the layer mask thumbnail in the layers panel To make it visible. Choose your brush tool. Change it’s mode to Overlay. Use black paint to strengthen the BG areas and white paint to strengthen the hair. Toggle back to viewing the layer by alt-clicking again on the LM.

Photoshop Tutorial: REFINE EDGE & QUICK SELECTION - YouTube

The second method involves using channels, calculations, minimum  maximum effects and hand-painting. It’s more effective but more complicated and I don’t have enough space to write it all down here but I think there are tutorials on Lynda.com that can help you with this.

here’s a quick link to a tutorial showing the Refine edge tool. It’s specifically for selecting hair. I’m surprised nobody else has suggested it.

please tell me, other ways to solve this because previous ways u tell me it's not working for me. please help me .i still waiting for u reply.

Generally, while a complex background, you could try to take some advanced techniques to remove a background from the image. I think you can choose one from here.  Remove the background from an image containing hair

Out of interest, did you take the photograph?  Only that is as difficult a selection as I have seen in a while.  The texture of the peacock feather is very similar to the hair, and is going to confuse things.  The colour differential might have helped, but I have jut looked at the Channels and they are not a great deal of help.

If you absolutely need a result from this image, then I would do the best I can, but exclude any fly away hair, and then paint in new hair.  Have  look at this brush set:

Skin and Hair Texture Brushes by castrochew on DeviantArt

The trick is to lay down darker tones to start with, and build up with multiple strokes using lighter tones. 

Here is another video...

Photoshop Selections, Masks & Channels - YouTube

Cutting out hairs is very complicated.
It depends a lot on your starting image my friend.

What I can suggest you is a technique that is very effective but requires some time and also...time and...brush skills.

1) Apply a layer mask

2) Use the brush tool in order to cut out most of the hair (do not mind the small hairs around the head)

3) Now paint back the hairs (yes, one by one)

4) Use the smudge tool to paint more hair again.

Here is an example of one of my persona projects made just for fun: Behance

You can see how a complex situation like that is close to impossible to do in any other way.

This is the best technique you can possibly master,

Cheers,
Martin

Look at this video  :

REMOVE BACKGROUND in Photoshop (3 BEST WAYS to cut out hair, trees +) - YouTube