1. Open in Photoshop, the photo of the person you want to thin the waist.

2. Goto Layer > Duplicate Layer… Click Ok to accept the defaults.
3. With the new layer active, goto Filter > Liquify.
4. The Liquify window appears. Select an appropriate size brush and push the love handles and waist inwards on both sides.

5. When you are done pushing the love handles and waisteline inwards, click OK to get your new thinner waiste.

6. If background gets warped in the Liquify process, then just use the Clone Stamp tool to fix any inconsistencies. You can also opt to cut the person’s figure out completely and have them on a white background to avoid any issues with warped backgrounds in the image.

1. Open in Photoshop, a person who has normal looking eyes.

2. First of all, the main attribute to seductive eyes is based on the eyebrows. The thinner and higher they go, the more seductive.
3. So let’s start by changing the eyebrows, by going to Filter > Liquify.
4. The Liquify window appears. Choose an appropriate size brush for manipulating the eyebrows.
5. Begin by pushing the eyebrows at an upward angle, then push them down a bit at the very ends.

6. Still in Liquify window, select a small brush size. Zoom into the eyes and push the eyes up a bit (so that there is visible whiteness of the eye on the bottom).

7. Click OK to exit the Liquify screen and return to your image.
8. Create a new layer. Name it “Eye Liner”.
9. Choose black as your foreground color.
10. Select the Brush tool and choose a small brush size.
11. Zoom in on the bottom edge of the eye and paint a thin line along the edge.

12. Select the Smudge tool. Set the Strength to 25% in the options bar at the top.
13. Begin smudging the thin black line around the eye. Smudge away from the eye to give the illusion of eye lashes.

14. Do this with both eyes. (Step 9 through 13).

15. Create a new layer. Name it “Eye Shadow”.
16. choose black as your foreground color.
17. Select the Brush tool and choose a slighly larger brush size.
18. Set the opacity for the brush to 20%.
19. Zoom in just above the eye lashes and paint some eye shadow as shown below:

20. Select the Smudge tool. Set the Strength to 25% in the options bar at the top.
21. Begin smudging the eye shadow to make it more realistic.

22. Do this to the other eye and you should have your completed seductive eyes look.

1. Open in Photoshop a picture of a person who has freckles.

2. Goto Filter > Blur > Gausian Blur. Adjust the Radius slider so that the image is blurry.

3. From the History palette. Click the camera icon to create a snapshot of the blurred image.

4. So the snapshot at the top is the original photo with the freckles. The snapshot below it is the blurred image.
5. Click the small box (circled in red in the image below) that is next to the lower snapshot in the History Palette so that it is the “Source”, but be sure that the top original photo snapshot is the one that is active.

6. Select the History Brush tool from the Tools Bar. Choose an approriate size brush.
7. Zoom in on the face and begin painting over the freckles to remove them (or technically paint over them).

8. Continue this over the entire face. Always make sure to not use the History Brush to paint over fine details, just the areas where the freckles are on the skin. So, basically, don’t paint over the eyes, mouth, etc. Just the skin with the freckles.
9. When you are done, the face should no longer have freckles.

1. In Photoshop, open a photo of the person you want to apply the hazy effect.

2. Goto Layer > Duplicate Layer… and click OK to close.
3. You should now have two identical layers of the photograph.

4. Make sure the duplicate layer is the active layer.
5. Click the “Blending Modes” dropdown box in the layers palette and select “Overlay”.

6. Goto Filter > Blur > Gausian Blur.
7. Adjust the Radius slider so that the layer becomes very blurry.

8. Click OK and you should now have your hazy glow effect.

1. Open in Photoshop a photograph where a person’s cellulite is apparent.

2. Goto Filter > Blur > Gausian Blur. Adjust the Radius slider so that the image is blurry.

3. From the History palette. Click the camera icon to create a snapshot of the blurred image.

4. So the snapshot at the top is the original photo with the cellulite. The snapshot below it is the blurred image.
5. Click the small box (circled in red in the image below) that is next to the lower snapshot in the History Palette so that it is the “Source”, but be sure that the top original photo snapshot is the one that is active.

6. Select the History Brush tool from the Tools Bar. Choose an approriate size brush.
7. Zoom in on the area where the cellulite is and begin painting over the cellulite to remove (or technically you are in fact painting over the cellulite with the blurred image snapshot).

8. Continue this over the entire area of the cellulite. Always make sure to not use the History Brush to paint over fine details, just the areas where the cellulite is on the skin.
9. When you are done, you will have your cellulite free image!

1. In Photoshop, open the photograph of the person that you want to apply a clean complexion to.

2. Goto Filter > Blur > Gausian Blur.
3. Adjust the Radius slider until the any signs of discoloration or blemishes on the face are no longer visible.

4. In the History palette, take a snapshot of the blurred image by clicking the “Create New Snapshot” icon. By default, this blurred snapshot will be titled “Snapshot 1″.

5. In the History palette, click the original photo snapshot.

6. Set the source for the History brush to the blurred snapshot by clicking the box to the left. (Note: The original photo snapshot is the active snapshot, you are just clicking the source to the blurred snapshot).

7. Select the History brush.

8. Choose an appropriate brush size and begin painting over the discoloration and blemishes of the skin.

9. What you have basically done is painted over the original photo with the texture from the blurred photo. Remember to only paint over the skin of the face, such as the cheeks, forehead, etc. Do not paint over the eyes, mouth, nose, or any areas with fine edges or else they will become blurry.
10. When you are done, you should have your cleaner complexion photograph.

1. Open a photo of the face whose eyes you want to change the color.

2. Click the “Edit in Quick Mask Mode” icon.

3. Select Black as your foreground color.
4. Select the Brush tool. Choose an appropriate size brush.
5. Begin painting over the entire eye. When in Quick Mask Mode, the paint will be a transparent red.

6. Click the “Edit in Standard Mode” icon.

7. Goto Select > Inverse.
8. You should now have just the eye selected.

9. Goto Image > Adjustments > Desaturate.
10. Goto Image > Adjustments > Color Balance. Adjust the color sliders to get the eye color that you want.

11. Click OK to close out of Color Balance.
12. Click Ctrl+D to deselect and you should now have your new eye color.

1. Open a photograph with the person’s eyes showing in Photoshop.

2. Create a new layer. Name it “Eye Lashes”. Make this the active layer.
3. Zoom in on the left eye first.
4. Choose black as your foreground color.
5. Select the Brush tool. Select a very fine tip brush size to use for the strokes of the eyelashes.

6. Use the Brush tool and to create a line over the top eye lid to apply the lashes.

7. Select an even smaller brush size (eg. 1 px). No apply strokes for the lashes.

8. Select the Smudge tool. Set the Strength to 15% in the options bar at the top.

9. Choose an approriate size brush for the smudge tool. Then smudge the eye lashes to give them a more realistic effect.

10. Set the opacity for the “Eye Lashes” layer to 50% opacity. This will lighten the darkness of the lashes and make them appear more realistic.

11. Apply steps 6 through 10 to the right eye. Then you should have your eye lashes added.

1. Open in Photoshop, an image of an ear and an image of an ear ring.

2. Copy and paste the ear ring onto a new layer of the photo with the ear.

3. Click Ctrl+T to enter Free Transform mode. Use the shape handles to resize the ear ring so it is proportionate to the ear.
4. Reposition the ear ring to where it should go on the ear.

5. Select the Eraser tool and erase any from the point where the ear ring enters the ear up until the area where the ear ring shows from behind the ear.

6. Create a new layer. Name it “Shadow”. Set this layer inbetween the layer with the Ear and the layer with the Ear Ring.

7. Select a dark skin color as your foreground color.
8. Select the Brush tool. Set the opacity of the brush to 30% in the options bar at the top near the menu.
9. Begin painting on the “Shadow” layer where the ear ring should be casting a shadow.

10. Select the Smudge Tool. Set the Strenght to 20% in the options bar at the top near the menu.
11. Choose an appropriate size brush and begin smudging the shadow to give it a smoother transition and making it appear more realistic.
12. You should now have your ear ring added to the ear.

2. Zoom in on the face.
3. Use the Eye Dropper tool to select the darkest color of the face. I notice the darkest part of the face is right near where the hair is, as you can see from the image below. So I select this color.

4. Select the Brush Tool. Make sure to select an appropriate size brush size. In this case, the brush size should be relatively small.

5. Zoom in just above the person’s lip to the right and paint a small beauty mark dot.

6. Zoom back out and you should now have your face with the beauty mark.

1. Open two separate images in Photoshop. One image is that of the tatoo. The other is the photo of the person you will be applying the tattoo onto the person’s skin.

2. Create a new layer in the photo of the person. Name the layer “Tattoo Artwork”.
3. Paste the tattoo artwork onto this new layer.

4. Click Ctrl+T to enter Free Transform Mode. Use the shape handles to resize and reposition the tattoo where you want it to be on the person’s skin.

5. Change the opacity of the “Tattoo Artwork” layer to lighten it. This will give it a more realistic appearance, as if it is faded.

6. After the opacity change of the layer, you should have a realistic looking tattoo.