Hair can be a difficult thing to work with in Photoshop. Here are some tips to help make it easier.

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  1. Reimu (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    This helped a lot! Interesting tutorial, thanks!

  2. gem (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    this is a great help!!! Thanks!

  3. ginger colin (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    nice work, i like the way you didnt use clone and created a very natural effect.

  4. Rohana Meegahapola (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    Very nice tutorial and interesting. Thank You!

  5. deborah (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    fabulous

  6. Pooh (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    it would be nice…IF I COULD SEE IT!

  7. Shiva Kummar (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    nice and simple work, its realy great help!!! Thanks!

  8. saki (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    any hair tuts always welcome

  9. MLou (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    Something doesn`t work:
    If i click the Q button i get a quick mask, then i draw with the brush..and i will select only the brush so i click Q button again but then he also selects the background..HELP!

  10. richard (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    double click the quick mask icon (second from the bottom on the left bar) make sure selected areas is checked

  11. jequalo (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    So where do I get the hair color thing?

  12. bubunyo (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    it is amazing, treating hair is really a very difficult job thanks for this tutorial

  13. shamel (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    very very good how do i get the hair color thing?

  14. John C. Lowe (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    Nice, but where did you get the L’Oreal Color Chart?

  15. ng (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    The narrator seems to mumble through some of the important aspects of this tutorial. Enunciate please and speak up!

  16. ES (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    BUT what is starting resolution AND the intended OUTPUT RESOLUTION????????? You don’t view any of your liquify transformations at 100% and if it’s a small file you won’t see the smearing and interpolation that Liquefy is going to do to the transformed info. MAYBE great for a tiny file to be used on the web, but that technique just TOO Quick & Sloppy for any type HIGH RES OUTPUT. PLEASE STOP these low end, low tech, sloppy tutorials or tell us what the intended output is going to be. Is it for the web, a small brochure image, a high res high dpi print job large size print job? What is the intended output? THEN design your tutorial to meet THAT output, as one size Tutorials do not meet all jobs.

  17. priya (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    very nice &easy work

  18. Josh (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    hi everybody, i have 2 questions:

    1- how did he convert the brush on a selection..??
    2- how did he select and deselect multiples eyes of layers visibility..??

  19. Katarzyna (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    fine! I could easily do it with pleasure

  20. Nizar Ben Slama (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    Awsome man, I’m simply “wow” for a starter like me I find what you just fascinating thmbs up !

  21. Norman Hines (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    TRANSCRIPT!
    What does “tap the key-key” mean?
    What is he filling up to the top?
    Slow down! Enunciate! I don’t understand what’s happening or what he’s saying!

  22. Amanda (Reply) on Tuesday August 26, 2008

    Tap the “Q” key.

    I got that far, and the mask works fine, but when I hit CNTRL-J, the new layer becomes the entire picture, instead of just the mask. Any suggestions?



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