Beginner Makeup Face Chart with Placement Zones
Draws a fictional, diverse face from the front with subtle translucent overlays marking where base, blush, brow and lip color go, on flat matte paper, with four short labels beside the correct zones.
Draws a fictional, diverse face from the front with subtle translucent overlays marking where base, blush, brow and lip color go, on flat matte paper, with four short labels beside the correct zones.
Purpose: a documentary beauty image for a barbershop's portfolio. Subject: a barber shaping a [haircut type] with care on an adult client who has consented; the client must not be identifiable. Composition: three-quarter view from behind, with the barber's hands in focus and clean tools. Mirrors: reflections kept under control so no extra faces appear. Lighting: warm task lighting. Details: sharp hair texture. Avoid: shop logos or product labels.
Input: the attached portrait. Task: create a professional before-and-after comparison for a salon. Layout: clean split image, with the labels BEFORE and AFTER. Left side: identical to the original image. Right side: apply [haircut + color]; identity, facial expression, pose, clothing, framing and lighting stay exactly the same. Rule: change nothing except hairstyle and hair color.
Purpose: a refined still life for a wedding stylist's guide to accessories. Subject: a [veil type], earrings, shoes and a blank place card (handwritten style) on ivory silk, beside soft flowers. Composition: close, from overhead. Lighting: window light. Details: rich satin, metal and petal textures. Style: romantic editorial photography. Avoid: visible brand names and readable handwriting.
Input: the attached portrait. Keep the person's identity exactly. Task: turn it into a premium editorial campaign for hair. Hairstyle: a sophisticated [hairstyle]. Hair: realistic texture, natural volume, flyaways kept under control. Lighting: refined beauty lighting. Color: professional grading. Composition: magazine quality. Skin and face: keep natural skin texture and facial detail. Avoid: heavy retouching, drift in identity, hair that looks unreal.
Purpose: a clean illustrated guide to eyewear for a personal-style blog. Layout: a precise layout of four panels, each with a fictional face; the face outlines are round, oval, square and heart-shaped. Subject: each face paired with a generic frame silhouette that flatters it. Style: soft flat colors with clear hierarchy. Text: short labels under the panels, exactly "ROUND", "OVAL", "SQUARE" and "HEART". Avoid: extra text, brands, or claims that one shape is better than another.