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Hi Damien, I'm hoping you have a magic cure for scalp peekage.  I don't want to give her a full head of hair; just trying to add something natural to cover where it's thinning.  Any ideas?

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The solution is so easy you'll fall of your chair.

  1. Add a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer.
  2. On the Reds channel, move the Lightness slider all the way to +100.
  3. On the Yellows channel, move the Lightness slider to about +15 or so.
  4. Mask loosely to the hair.  No precision required, as you'll see.
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Thank you, thank you.  That's a whole lot easier then cloning fresh hair!! Another happy customer.

 

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Holy shit, Damien.  I just fell out of my chair... and bowing down to you all at once.  wow.

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Stupid question of the Day (SQOD): Is the "formula" always about the same? i.e. +100 on reds lightness, +15 on yellow? Or was that specific to my gal's scalp/grey? I seriously want to go back to every photo I've ever taken with thinning hair and make this fix.  wow. 

Edited by Lorie
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No, it was quite specific to this photo. Another photo of the same scalp might require different numbers, and a different scalp might require an entirely different method altogether.

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