Start to Finish High-End Skin Retouching in Photoshop

Complete High-End Beauty Retouching in Photoshop! Explore the power of Advanced Frequency Separation for Flawless Skin Retouching with smooth skin and amazing texture.

In this tutorial, we'll go through the complete process of portrait retouching beginning from basic adjustments in Lightroom to Photoshop, and till exporting the final image.

I hope this video helps you. Thank you so much for watching!

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[wallisson]

Your work is amazing dude, I'M Brazilian guy, and I'm study English for your videos too.
Thank you man.

[karlarivas]

This is the best tutorial I've ever watched on YouTube. I didn't stop watching, took great notes, and picked up on so many new tricks! I'm excited to try this on a portrait tomorrow!

[wandering]

I have probably watched like 300 frequency separation tutorials and this is the first one to make sense and actually work for me THANK YOU SO MUCH <3

[alirazaawan]

The Best Photoshop Teacher in the world.
...."Also For Free"....

[itswrongtokillanimalsifyou]

The Bob Ross of retouching. Incredible initiative for artists!

[Adcards]

Oh my before I even start to watch this video, I wanted to tell you that this is exactly what I have been meaning to search for online. It's like you read my mind! Can't wait to see all your awesome work. Ok bye..going to watch now.

[boromaushelms]

So good!! And from 6:25 onwards I had that familiar "Bob Ross feeling" while watching... Man, you are a master and your tutorials are so useful. And let me tell you, your video quality improved a lot, very good! THANK YOU!

[PhotographerArav]

thank you brother for all the help, have a pleasant day.
Note: it is really simplified amazingly, you repeat steps so we understand. it is just beautiful.

[FabioRSales]

I have no words to describe how grateful I am to you for these tutorial videos.
Congratulations! amazing !!!!

[cosmogang]

Even when the results of a tutorial don't align with my personal taste, I always come away having learned a thing or two. Unmesh, I love your personality and your sense of humor. You really remind me of one of my best friends - probably another reason why I keep coming back to watch more. Cheers

[mrlion]

Quick guide:
0:55 Lightroom changes
3:25 Remove the blemishes
11:36 Frequency separation (plugin)
16:28 Frequency separation (manual)
18:51 Color retouching
28:18 Texture retouching
-Dodging and burning: Not needed
31:08 Adding Highlights
36:08 Improve the color
40:48 Adding extra texture
42:58 Adding liquify
49:19 Back to lightroom
51:11 Final result
51:26 Recap

[obrigadoamigo]

Your vids are super! You are better than most university professors.

[virtualwarp]

I normally only edit my photographs in Lightroom and just remove the blemishes in Photoshop, totally unaware of what you can actually achieve with Photoshop if you simply have more knowledge about the application.
Your videos have been a great source of inspiration to actually start to learn how to properly edit in Photoshop.
Thank you for that.
Hopefully, I will be able to edit a photograph with as much knowledge as you.

[Syrupskater]

I won't be able to do the tutorial until I get home from work, but am already excited. I'm sure it's going to be amazing.

[thevirtualtraveler]

Not even lying, I've had college classes in how to Photoshop at a respected Art & Design school and they did not teach me ANY of these things. Thank you!

[LucasPitcher]

"If it looks OK...STOP!" - Great advice, as always!

[ghafoorkhan]

Your way of teaching is superb. I can understand very clearly. Thank you very much brother

[rounak]

I wish we had tutor's like unmesh everywhere
He not only shows the work but explains each and everything in detail
Thank you for everything

[ejphoto]

What an amazing and complex process. I'd have to watch a half dozen times to really get it!