MirandaKat07

Thank you very much for your time and tips!

No, it's not. Sometimes I do a little bit of contrast and vibrance in LR before editing in PS. The first file I sent you I think had these adjustments, it's not hard for me to add them back in if I need.

I think I may have gone back and edited the lashes on the RAW file. 

How does this look Damien?

I followed some of your steps and tried a few different things as well.

1st I took a larger brush and liquified the eyelash line on the eye on the right down. I had my finger on the screen to see how far it needed to go to match. After, I masked the original eye back up to meet the new line.  I hardly moved the natural eye crease, so I didn't put it back.

2nd I selected the eye on the right, flipped it horizontally, and used the lashes from it to mask in where the other eye's lashes had flipped.

Thank you so very much! I really appreciate it. I will work on it tomorrow and let you know how it goes.

It looks amazing! Please let me know what I need to do. Some of the others (where it didn't flip upside down) I think I can maybe liquefy down.

And 6 images. Not all this obvious.

I was doing it deliberately as another "CreativeLive disaster." Thanks for the tips.

I'm very sorry, as I didn't realize there was a link with instructions. I simply zoomed in to 100% and cropped. Here is the correct crop.

Of course!

I am at a loss on how to fix this. The model was struggling with her false eyelashes for the entire shoot. I did not realize they were coming up when I was shooting. One side is separating from her lash line and the other completely came up and flipped.

Please help if possible, thank you.