Makeup

Makeup is a photo tool as much as a mirror tool, and this is where you test a look without buying the products. Describe it in plain words — a classic red lip, smoky charcoal eyes, bridal rose and shimmer, a no-makeup look with groomed brows — and the Studio applies it to your face, matched to your skin tone and blended into the light of the photo so it reads as worn, not pasted on. Your features, expression, hair and background stay the same.

Descriptions can be as short as a lip color or as detailed as a full face: eyes, brows, base, blush, contour, lips. Name finishes where they matter — matte, satin, glossy, shimmer — and the Studio renders them differently under the same light. It is useful for previewing a wedding or event look, for adding a touch of polish to a headshot, for content creators planning a tutorial, and for checking how a bold color sits against your complexion before you commit to it in person.

A Standard run costs 4 credits and develops in seconds; Pro and Max finishes render lash detail, lip texture and shimmer more precisely for close crops. Makeup combines naturally with Hairstyle Changer for a full look, with Face Retouch for even skin underneath, and with any shoot in the Studio when the wardrobe changed but the face did not. Run two or three looks on the same photo, compare them side by side on the contact sheet, and take screenshots to the makeup counter or your artist.