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In This Video Showing Photoshop Tutorial Removing Acne On Skin in Photoshop CS6

Acne is a skin disease long term that occurs when hair follicles become clogged with dead skin cells and skin oil. Acne is characterized by areas of blackheads, whiteheads, blackheads and oily skin, and can result in scarring. The resulting appearance can lead to anxiety, decreased self-esteem and, in extreme cases, depression or suicidal thoughts.

How to remove acne in Photoshop

Anyone who has gone through puberty knows that acne can stand out in a photo. Do not let those points get down! In this episode we show you how to get rid of acne scars and smallpox in Photoshop.

Half the battle is the elimination of acne and redness around can be difficult if you do not use the right tools. In this episode we show you how to use Hue / Saturation to target specific areas of red and modify them so they look normal skin color.

The key to eliminating acne is to divide the process into two steps; The first step is to get rid of redness and the second step is to remove stains.

Removing Redness

Stain removal acne

After removing the color it is time to remove stains. Adobe has done a great job with the point of healing brush in the latest versions of Photoshop (CS6, CC, CC2014). This makes the removal of acne and blemishes very easy as long as some settings is checked. Be sure to select "content aware" and "sample all layers" so you can use this tool on a new layer and not destroy your original layer.

Simply paint over stains to remove them. removing small spots are advised first and then move to larger areas. To finish the job, zoom out and paint larger areas. This will help balance uneven skin tones.

Adding Red Back to skin

In the first step we have eliminated all the red color of the skin. This is a necessary step when you are getting rid of acne, but will have to add some turn red on the skin to make it look more realistic. The difference is that the original red blotchy and very saturated. This red will be softer and more subtle.

Choose red lip color and paint over the subject's face, then change the layer blending mode to Soft Light and reduce the Opacity to 20% -50% or until the skin look natural.