Somewhere between 10 and 20px is probably good, but go higher if you need to. Select how much blur you want by changing the radius. On the Shadows & Color layer, use the lasso tool to circle the wrinkled area. Removing wrinkles entirely often results in a fake look. Retouching wrinkles uses a similar procedure. Add smoothness by selecting the area on the Color & Shadows layer with the lasso tool. You can remove many imperfections with this process. Repeat this process to add smoothness to selected areas of the face. The texture from the high-frequency layer will still show through. Because you’re working on the Shadows & Color layer, the area won’t completely blur. A quick mask will show the selected area and feathering. Click the Q key again to turn the mask off. You’ll be better able to see the feathering effects by clicking “Q”. Somewhere between 30 and 50px should be enough. On the Shadows & Color layer, use the lasso tool to circle the area you want to smooth.įeather the edges of the circle by changing the number in the Feather box in the Lasso toolbar. Rough or porous skin will smooth out by adding blur to the area. Let’s now apply some common retouching adjustments to the separate layers. I tend to make most changes on the Shadows & Color layer. When you want to remove redness or lighten shadows, retouch on the “Shadows & Color” layer. When you want to change details in the skin’s texture like wrinkles, or pores, retouch on the “Texture” layer. Frequency separation allows you to work independently on the two layers you created.
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