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any tips of getting rid of 5 o'clock shadow? |
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Nov 5th 2002 | #77075 Report |
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any tips of getting rid of 5 o'clock shadow?
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Nov 16th 2002 | #78608 Report |
Member since: Nov 25th 2000 Posts: 49 |
Without a doubt, the first tool I'd look at would be Photoshop 7.0's Healing Brush Tool. It functions a lot like the the Rubber Stamp Tool, and here's what you do: Find part of the skin that is free of those offending hairs. Hold down the Option/Alt key and click there. Then move the Healing Brush over the stubble and start "painting". The brush mixes the good pixels with the bad area, and does a pretty good job of getting rid of most problems. If you don't have 7.0, I'd go to the Rubber Stamp. It's not as idiot-friendly as the Healing Tool. You'll have to be a bit more artistic. |
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Jul 4th 2003 | #111550 Report |
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