1. Open the original material, select the menu: Select > Color Range, and set the tolerance to 12. Point the face position with a straw and pick up the face part.

2. When finished, you will see the face around a dotted line selection box.

3. Press Ctrl+J to copy a layer, open the layer panel, close the eyes of the background layer, select the eraser in the toolbox, and remove the hair.

4. execute: filter > blur >; The surface is blurred. Don't adjust too much when adjusting here. Try to keep some of the original textures.

5. After completion, reduce the transparency of the layer, so that the face still retains the original skin texture.

6. Add a color balance adjustment layer, drop a little red and blue in the middle to make the skin whiter, and add a little red to the bright part to make the skin look white and red.

7. Use the lasso tool in the toolbox to pick up the lip frame.

8. Select menu: Select > Modify > Feather to blur the edge of the just selected range.

9. Add hue/saturation adjustment layer to improve color saturation, and adjust the color of lip color through hue.

10, click the left mouse button on the face layer while holding down the Ctrl key, and then use the lasso tool to hold down the Shift key to add five views of the face.

1 1. Add a brightness/contrast adjustment layer to improve brightness and contrast, so that the face has highlights, while reducing contrast, making the skin look softer and smoother.