Skin Retouching in Lightroom Tutorial: Getting Soft Skin (without losing detail!)

In this skin retouching in Lightroom tutorial we're using Lightroom's Texture Tool to achieve soft skin without losing detail or looking unnatural or overly processed!

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ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
How do you achieve soft skin tones without your images looking overly processed, unnatural or like you slapped a bad Instagram filter on them? That's what we're talking about in today's portrait editing tutorial using where I'm sharing a breakdown one of my favorite tools to get flawless, natural looking skin right within Lightroom: The Texture slider! I'll also be talking about the Clarity slider, which is better and when you should use each of them when retouching portraits in Lightroom. Let's dig in! :)

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