Natural Skin Cleanup

It takes one unretouched face photo and produces two Skin Retouch image outputs. The process is intended to remove blemishes, smooth uneven skin texture, and refine skin tone while preserving natural pores and facial details.

It is useful for photographers, creators, and anyone preparing a polished portrait for social or creative presentation. The recipe focuses specifically on facial skin cleanup rather than broader image editing.

Prepare a face photo as the Portrait Image input. A clear, unretouched portrait gives the recipe the facial skin and details it is designed to refine.

Each run provides two image outputs labeled Skin Retouch 1 and Skin Retouch 2. The saved example on this page shows those outputs connected to one saved Portrait Image input; a new run uses the portrait you provide.

Yes. Portrait Image is the exposed editable input, so you can replace it with another face photo in Fuser. The recipe does not list additional exposed inputs for adjusting the cleanup separately.

The recipe is designed to preserve natural pores and facial details while reducing blemishes, smoothing uneven texture, and refining tone. The saved example demonstrates the recipe's configured output, while a new result depends on the portrait you provide.

It is suited to portrait photography, social content, creator headshots, and other presentations where cleaner-looking skin is useful. It is not described as a tool for changing facial features or making unrelated edits to the image.