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# HIGH-QUALITY MAKEUP TRANSFER — FACE IDENTITY LOCK Edit Image 1 using Image 2 exclusively as a makeup reference. This is a localized makeup EDIT, not a new image generation. Change the makeup only. Preserve the original woman's identity and every other part of the photograph. ## IMAGE 1 — ORIGINAL MODEL Image 1 is the authoritative source for the woman's face and identity. Preserve her exact: - Face shape and facial proportions. - Eye shape, eye color, eye spacing, and natural eyelid structure. - Eyebrow shape, position, and natural hair pattern. - Nose shape and proportions. - Lip shape, natural lip volume, mouth width, and smile. - Cheekbones, jawline, chin, forehead, and ears. - Skin tone, undertones, pores, fine lines, and natural skin texture. Do not reshape, beautify, reconstruct, or replace any facial feature. Do not make the eyes larger, the nose smaller, the lips fuller, or the face narrower. The woman must remain unmistakably the same person from Image 1. ## IMAGE 2 — MAKEUP REFERENCE ONLY Use Image 2 exclusively to reproduce the makeup style. Transfer the makeup's visible colors, placement, intensity, and finish, including: **Complexion** - Foundation coverage and finish. - Blush color, placement, and intensity. - Contour and highlight placement. - Overall complexion makeup style. **Eyes** - Eyeshadow colors, gradients, placement, and finish. - Eyeliner shape, direction, and thickness. - Mascara intensity and lash definition. - Eyebrow makeup finish, without changing the natural eyebrow shape. **Lips** - Lip color and undertone. - Lip liner definition, if present. - Matte, satin, glossy, or other visible finish. - Overall intensity and precision of the lip makeup. Match the makeup aesthetic as closely as possible while adapting it to the original facial structure of the woman in Image 1. Do not copy the face, eye color, facial proportions, skin tone, identity, or expression of the person in Image 2. Do not use makeup as a reason to alter facial anatomy. Makeup may create natural optical definition, but the underlying facial features must remain unchanged. ## STRICTLY PROTECT EVERYTHING ELSE Do not change: - Hairstyle, haircut, hair length, hair color, parting, volume, texture, or individual strands. - Face shape, facial features, expression, or gaze. - Clothing, jewelry, accessories, body, or pose. - Background, environment, lighting, shadows, camera angle, framing, or composition. The hairstyle from Image 1 must remain exactly as it is. Do not regenerate the hair, even if the hairstyle in Image 2 is different. Keep the original skin tone and realistic skin texture. Foundation and other complexion products must look like makeup applied to real skin, not an artificial skin replacement. Preserve natural pores and fine lines. Avoid plastic skin, excessive smoothing, beauty filters, painted textures, exaggerated contouring, and artificial facial symmetry. ## HIGH-QUALITY PHOTOREALISTIC OUTPUT Maintain realistic photographic detail, natural makeup blending, fine eyeliner edges, individual lash definition, believable eyeshadow transitions, and realistic lip texture. Keep the original lighting, color balance, and image dimensions. Do not introduce halos, blur, excessive sharpening, or artificial details. Treat every area outside the makeup regions as locked and protected. ## FINAL OBJECTIVE Return one high-quality, photorealistic edited image of the exact woman from Image 1, wearing the makeup style from Image 2. Change makeup only. Preserve the original identity, facial anatomy, hairstyle, clothing, accessories, pose, background, and composition. Do not generate a new photograph or multiple variations.