Eyebrow retouching requires precision and the right technique to maintain natural-looking results. Whether you're cleaning up stray hairs, reshaping uneven brows, or reconstructing missing sections, the key lies in understanding how to blend seamlessly with existing hair patterns and skin texture.
This comprehensive approach covers three distinct scenarios: minor cleanup work, extensive reshaping, and eyebrow reconstruction using samples from other areas of the face.
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Practical Tips
Master these essential techniques for professional eyebrow retouching that maintains natural appearance:
- Make selections perpendicular to eyebrow direction for the most natural hair flow and easier blending
- Use Quick Mask mode (Q key) with gaussian blur to preview and adjust selection softness before copying areas
- Rotate your canvas with the R key to make drawing easier when working at difficult angles
- Apply the "island technique" with clone stamp tool - isolate individual hairs before removing them with healing tools
- Clean skin areas of blemishes and artifacts before copying sections to avoid transferring imperfections
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