Hair tools address the most common hair complaints in portraits: visible part lines, flat volume, receding hairlines, and flyaways. These adjustments save significant time versus manual cloning and healing brush work.
How to do it
Hair Part Line: reduces the visibility of the scalp along the hair part. Adjust intensity with the slider.
Volume Adjustments: increases or decreases perceived hair volume and body.
Hairline: refines the hairline edge, useful for smoothing baby hairs or cleaning up a receding hairline.
Use Manual Tuning for precise control over specific areas.
Try it
Open a portrait with visible scalp along the hair part. Apply Hair Part Line at 50%, then add subtle Volume to compensate for any thinness. Compare before/after.
Watch out for
Hair Part Line correction can blur adjacent hair texture if applied too aggressively.
Hairline adjustments on profiles (side views) are less effective than on front-facing shots.
Source: Hair — Evoto Support