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The Fountain of Youth - that elusive magical location where the old turn young, the young turn younger, and Zoiberg turns into a lavae. Watch your face wither and age no longer, as Rich Gentlemen Hide has found the fountain of youth, and it’s right here in your own computer! Due to popular demand I’ve expanded this outline into a full Pro Photoshop Tutorial. Let me know if there are any areas you’re unsure of, and I’ll try to expand upon these in future tutorials.=== UPDATE 10th Nov 2006 ===
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Accelerated decrepitude
Our aim here is to return an old, though by no means unattractive, woman to her former glory. She may not have walked the catwalks in her youth, but by the end of this tutorial she just might.Start with a decent, Hi Resolution photograph of an older woman.
Facial Reconstruction
For the first step, you’ll want to open the liquify tool. Duplicate the layer and then select Filter > LiquifyBegin by lifting areas that have sagged with age - The cheeks, lips, brow & ears. The nose and ears keep growing throughout life, so you’ll want to neaten these up a little.
The Skin-Job
The next step we are going to begin replacing the skin. Though I’ve used a slightly different technique here, I’ll generally start by duplicating the layer, running a strong dust and scratches or blur filter over the image, and then selectively erasing
the details. You’ll only want the dust and scratches layer to be about 30% opacity to soften the skin tone.In this instance I’ve found several skin samples and brush
colourised them to match the skin, replacing areas panel by panel. I’ve tried not to lose too much of the original skin texture, so while the pores and wrinkles are minimised & softened, the character of the face remains.
Say “Kiss me”
I’ve done a heap of painting around the lips to plump them up, and allow them to catch the light. I’ve also selected the existing hightlights and enhanced them with Image > Adjust > Brightness/Contrast. I’ve then colourised them a little to give a slight gloss lipstick appearance.
You Nexus, huh? I design your eyes!
"If only you could see what I’ve seen with your eyes."The first step I always take with eyes and teeth, is to desaturate them with the Sponge Tool
They’re never white, so careful not to overdo it, but removing yellowed or red eyes is vital. You might also choose to soften or smudge parts of the white to give it a healther look.
With skin grafts & extensive painting, piece by piece I’ve replaced the skin around the eyes to get rid of the “hollowed” look that comes with age. You’ll need to burn
or dodge
areas to get them just right, but with a bit of persistence, you should be able to get something halfway decent. Having done that you’ll want to paint
some eyelashes in one by one, and rework any age damage done to the eyebrows.
The Prodigal Daughter Returns!
And voila. The finished result, ready to strut her stuff down the catwalks of Uganda & snort cocaine with Pete Doherty.Roll over the image to see the original
I hope you’ve enjoyed this Pro Photoshop Tutorial Leave us a comment or two if you are unsure about any part of the process. I’d love to see your results! Update: So now you’ve made your grandmother into a young woman, see what your girlfriend will look like when she’s an old lady with this tutorial on aging people from the Photoshop Lab!
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Nice tutorial, really well done! Did you use photoshop?
Ah sorry, didn’t read the title properly, was so absorbed in the images
Yeah it’s all photoshop… I’ll hopefully expand on the details of this in some future tutorials
Excellent tutorial
jesus christ, what a transformation.
Great tutorial. Have you heard about Inkscape? Have you played with it. Do you think you can reproduce this on Inkscape?
Bravo! splended!
I’ve never used inkscape, but from what I’ve seen it’s a vector program akin to illustrator.
You might want to try out the GIMP to get a similar program without forking over any cash
Nice job, but you need to fix the lips.
NICE, BUT I’D LIKE TO SEE IT DONE THE OTHER WAY TOO, FROM YOUNG TO OLD. THEN WE’LL SEE HOW GOOD YOU ARE.
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The eyes are not done correctly. Good attempt….but the skin loses texture. You have changed it too much. In fact the image does not look real.
AMAZING!!!!!
Of all the modifications done I think the neck shows the most dramatic of changes. You should post something on how you did the neck!
impressive…but it is still not perfectly done. exspecially on the eyes. it doesnt looks real. overall still can improve, good job!
Well stay posted… I’ll give “young to old” a go…
I’ve had a few requests, so hopefully I can tackle it.
any source image suggestions? (decent resolution)
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dude what the hell?
you just showed off your work and basically provided zero explanation as to how its done. Note that “Begin by lifting areas that have sagged with age” does not qualify as an instruction.
10/10 on the work
0/10 on this being a tutorial
Uhm, how the hell did you do the eyebrows.. Did you find some or paint them yourself?
Whoah! That’s very cool!
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It’d be interesting to see how that photoshop job compares to an actual picture of her when she was younger. I’d wager to say it looks quite different.
What an amazing makeover by Photoshop. So power that it can really do wonders.
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This is pretty harsh, likely what the magazines do with their so called models. No wonder why girls have a complex when nobody looks like they do in pictures you see in magazines yet everyone expects that. And for the last guy who commented, you’re a dill hole.
sorry not the last guy- Paul with your harsh comment
The work is definitely interesting, but I do agree that it’s not very realistic. The changes to the subject’s face are so drastic as to make her “younger self” look like a completely different person. Excellent results, regardless.
This is a technique that I’ll test out sometime on some other pictures of older people. Now even my grandparents can be supermodels!
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Thanks for putting this together. A wonderful piece of useful Photoshop work.
The eyes are what makes it unreal - there are very few humans that have eyes that color, and even fewer dark-skinned humans…Otherwise, pretty cool…
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What a bunch of morons! How can you critisize an art project. He never said “This is how she looked when she was younger”, nor did he make any claims really. It’s just work. It’s art. I guess Picasso could have used more red. Yeh, that would fix it!
Douche bags.
she’s quite a bit less dark skinned,eh?
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About Ethan and her skin tone - the main area that looks lighter to me is around the mouth. Now, during pregnancy many women develop a noticeable darkish mask framing the mouth - it fades somewhat afterwards but never goes away. (It’s probably more noticeable in white women.) To me, it looks like she’s been Photoshopped to a pre-baby state.
Hey Sharon,
I wasn’t aware of that particular phenomenon, so thanks for the explanation for the original’s discolouration around the mouth (especially the upper lip) I’ve tried to rectify this by recoloring and evening out the skin tone to better match the overall skin tone.
Regarding the rest of the face, you’ll notice the deep crevices in her face and her pores have been lessened giving less direct shadow (and thus less overall impression of “darkness”)
Skin with more pigment isn’t as susceptible to sub surface scattering (where the light shines into the skin, and emerges illuminating parts of the skin which ordinarily aren’t illuminated - think of how wax appears - thats SSS) so the pores, crevices etc give a much darker appearance.
If skin (of any colour) is greasy, taut, or aged (retains a reasonable layer of dead skin cells) it reflects a lot of the light that hits it head on - direct light. This gives you stronger highlights. Generally you’d try and remove this excessive highlighting when you photograph someone if you’re going for aesthetics because you don’t want to give the impression someone is older, or has greasy skin. You would apply makeup, light them indirectly etc to diffuse the light as it hits the skin. In this instance I’ve done it as a post process in muting the highlights in Photoshop.
So having taken these into account, highlights have been lowered, as well as lessening pores, crevices, wrinkles, you end up with a woman with a relatively even skin tone. Just for kicks, I took them both into photoshop, cropped to the side of the face to get a skin sample, and blurred them to get an average skin tone… Unsuprisingly, after muting the shadows & highlights, the average skin tone of the two is virtually identical.
I hope this clears up a little about how/why I arrived at the skin tones for the final image.
Any other questions are more than welcome.
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that was impressively excellent. I just gained knowledge from this tutorial. However, i dont seem to understand the lips’ enhancement? Kindly help me with this. And also the burn and dodge tool regarding the eye replacement (eye brow and the hollowed eyes). Need help please.
I live in a senior Community. I have been enhancing photos of the ladies and they seem happy about it. However I know I only use a small amount of the capabilities. Mostley the clone tool. I need a hands on class to help me. Are there any available? John
Hi there, I am a Kim Komando junkie. I am also a Photoshop fairly newbie and I think your work is wonderful … I appreciate you sharing this tutorial with us so that we are able to experiment with it. Thanks a million!
What a great site!! Anything Kim recommends I check out. This was well worth it. Thanks!!
I’m a real newbe at this. A friend told me about Adobe Photoshop, I didn’t write the name down so I bought Corel Paint Shop Pro instead. A good program but not what I wanted. Anyway, I just wanted to say, what you did looks great to me!! I may not be able to do it yet, but I have a good eye for what looks great!
Hey I’m glad you’re getting a kick out of it!
Gena: I was just emailing someone who asked about PSP, and I told them there were equivalent tools. The only tool you’ll be missing would be the “liquify” tool, but this can be emulated with PSP’s Mesh “Warp”
John: I’m not too sure about where you can get hands on classes for photoshop, but there are a lot of resources for photoshop (including the other site kim mentioned - it’s great for tutorials). If you ran a message in your local paper, I’ll bet you’d get heaps of people willing to teach you for a small fee. Otherwise, I know many camera clubs/TAFE colleges (or your states equivalent) offer photoshop classes etc.
I realise this tutorial perhaps glosses over the details a little - it’s my first real tutorial, but in the future I hope to address simpler issues (ie, how to fix eyes) in greater detail, so be sure to check back or send me an email and i’ll let you know when I ad new tutorials!
First of all, Can my picture be the next image you dip in the fountain of youth?!? I have a pic of me now and one when I was 17, so we could see how ‘right on’ you could make it.
I would LOVE it! And… Where are the rich men hiding??? 
Hey Gena… Thanks for the suggestion but I re…
Oh what the heck! ok sounds fun! - i’d be interested to see how I go with a real case if you’ll let me post the results on this site
Make sure they are a decent size/resolution and email them through to lachlanphillips@gmail.com and i’ll see what I can do…
Let me know too if there are any specific sections you would like me to address in the tutorial and I’ll try to be a bit more comprehensive in explaining the process…
Where are the rich men hiding? rich men hide in suits and buildings, and behind middle management
I see them in their suits and I want to run up to them, scruffle their hair, cover them in blue paint, dress them up like smurfs and tell them that it’s ok to live for things other than mergers, aquisitions and consolidated revenue.. but thats just me
Hey buttheed,
I got an agruement at work and I need some backup… ammo if you like to call it!
Arguement: Bringing vector graphics into photoshop (ie. text) will turn up more crisper than making it in photoshop itself…. I am FOR! My workmate is against. Remember the Mak days and I have proven to him several times. Need input…
PS… even if your against (and if I recall you were), I still think your wrong and I wont show my work mate this site… but if you say FOR I will show everyone your site! Evil yes, but thats me…
PPS… I’ll try to get you some images of a face lift I just made for a client; before and after he had surgery - hands of god, bruddah.
PPPs. … yes, I am a serial stalker to your site now… but hey, im promoting it over in sunny London!
hahah rofl…
yeah bro… vector graphics from illustrator are totally sharper than photoshop graphics… also, X-Cola™ is delicious and nutricious® & you too can choose to have whiter eye whites to make friends and influence people. The whites of *my* eyes are a pure refreshing white… a whitey™ white.
I still do all my business cards n shit in photoshop at hi res, but it’s not cause they look better.. they don’t… i just enjoy the inferior appearance of PIXELS! I live in an orthographic 16 color block house… thats just how I roll…
Yeah mail on thru any stuff you got! love to see jah mad skillzzzz!
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I can’t afford “CS”, can I get the same effects with Elements 5 ?
Incredible! (with Exaggeration
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Thats cool i didnt know you can do that
hi daniel
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Nice work, however, we all should be painfully aware and call into question all that we see, either in print or video. We have now reached a point as we go into the future where we all will be even more manipulated by those organizations or individuals who wish to redesign reality to suit their needs.
Great tutorial, great, thanks for sharing it….
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The first image is hot.
cool tut…helping me a lot..thanx phillips
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I dont know where the download icon is
amazing…scarey, but amazing
Excellent tutorial. Can you explain how to created eyebrows and eyelashes. Did you paint them just with a paintbrush?
Thank you for feedback
you have extensive and amazing skills within photoshop, although the initial image to the final image look like two completely different people. you didnt just give her a facelift but an entire new identity. instead of all that work you should have just cut and pasted a young person on top.
Ahmed:
The eyebrows & eyelashes are basically painted on one by one. If you use reference photographs you should be able to emulate the look of real eyebrows/lashes given enough time & patience. I could elaborate on how I paint them - perhaps in another tutorial…
Nice job. You’ve changed the soft tissues without attempting to remodel teh bony structures underneath (except for the lateral portion of the left brow ridge, which you shortened). As a physician who does a lot of esthetic work, I think that your age regression is probably fairly close.
Good Job ,Excellent tutorial!!
Great work. My wife wants to get tatooed eyebrows, perhaps I could enhance a photo so the Tatoo-Artist (specialist) would be able to see what she wants to look like, like before she invests big $$… Thanks for the lesson
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Could you do an example of age regression on a child to a toddler? I ask, because I have an adopted son and we have no photos earlier than 10 yrs. old for him. I’ve thought about applying his eyes, nose, etc. to a toddler photo of a child who at 10 has his face shape and go from there.
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Do you think in the future people will be able to buy some kind of silicone mask so fine it is undetactable to the huaman eye but thick enough to smoothe out the skin of the modern urbanised human? Fire victims already wear a thick NHS version of these and I bet a plastic surgeon or some such bod will create a mask that can give the same effect as photoshop. That’s the only fault of photography…reality gets in the way. Perhaps that’s why ‘celebrities’ wear huge sunglasses? ‘Cos they look as shoddy as the rest of us breathing in more pollution in one year than our gandparents did in their whole lifetime?….my pictures are real!
i love it do u have any others ?? the tutorial was grat hope to hear more from u
buddy the tuaorial is awesome….n the transformation is simply superb!!
the only problem is that it isnt easy for naive users like me to understand every detail….so it would b very helpful if u added more explanatory content..
That was awesome! Though i have to agree with some of the others that the eyes look a little unnatural…But other than that it was an amazing job.Kudos to you!=)
how do u do the eyes i dindnt no how 2 do it
I think I got the hang of it. I followed this tutorial word for word.
Before:
http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/7051/beforenn7.jpg
After:
http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/1108/afteryk7.jpg
Hahah yeah! Photoshop Wizard!
you get the gold star! Nice Job!!
i tried it out. its actually sorta easy to do. u dont explain as much as id like u to but its ok, i did it my own way. im not very determined so i only young-ified half of the face (didnt even get to the eye and lip stuff) but thats pretty cool
technology these days…
Hello, totally amazing what you can do with Photoshop. I can certainly call you a “Digital Magician!” Bravo, good for you. The toturial is mind blowing, but I would have enjoyed more details of screen shots of how you did step by step. That would have been more helpful to me because that is what I look for in tutorials - step by step windows so I can learn and practice on my own. But by no means it doesn’t mean I enjoyed looking at this tutorial. It is super what you can do. Congratulations!
great result, bitcloud. Don’t know if you still read the comments of this article. I have a few questions though: That “patterned highlighting” (is that a word?) of the cheeks, how did you achieve it? With custom brushes a assume, which leads to my next question, what’s the catch with them, I can’t figure out what settings to use and how to take a source pattern effeciently.
best regards
Flo
Holy cow! That’s exactly what happened this morning to the lady I just met last night at the club. Only in reverse!
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nice..good job
O___O
xDD AWESOME!!!!!
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I love the info, but is there any way you could make a tutorial for PaintShop?
I thought you did an awesome job with the transformation and am totally impressed. I’ve been searching on the Internet and your example is the first one I found that has regressed someone in age. So it must be hard to do, yet you made it seem easy. I’ve tried the liquify filter, but will have to practice with it as I just seem to smoosh the face to pieces!
I have a question for you. A friend has an old photo from the 1800s of a lady. Do you think it’s possible to regress her in age? He asked me if there was any software to do it, but so far I haven’t found any so I’ve been searching to see how to do it in Photoshop. Unfortunately, I’m not that advanced, so I’m trying to find someone who is that may be able to do it.
It’s a yellowed black and white image. Do you think it can be done? It would really mean a lot to him so I’m trying to help him.
Well, this is not a relly tutorial !!
Not a step-by-step instrutions to readers.
Just a fast commentary about that tecnique.
Few readers will can reproduce the same results, with just this “tutorial”.
Bookie:
email me through the photograph at lachlanphillips[at]gmail.com and i’ll have a look at it.
Rhiannon:
I don’t use Paintshop so I don’t know if i could help you there sorry.
i also try your Orignal Photo wich is old but i made him her face White she is looking Sexy!!!, Its not Amazing, But Good Job Men u r count in Professional’s
I want white hair!!!!!
I want white hair!!!!!
I want white hair!!!!
you should try bleach…
or ahm… try exploring an underground cemetery crypt… that’ll give you white hair…
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hey!
this was VERY helpful for me.
although i still have questions and things still left to figure out (figuring out the skin color perfectly) i got the jist of it.. thanks!
if you’d be willing to help me.. or anyone for that matter.. e-mail me..
hannahsheryl@yahoo.com
THANKS ;]
I’ve read everybody’s comments. Some readers are pleasantly amazed, some are not, and some are smart as. What some did not get it is that this is for the people with an idée about Photoshop. This is for improvement not to start up beginners.
There is another element here as well; some talent and skill in free hand painting is necessary. Lots of people used brushes but just a few are known “painters
great job. thank you for sharing.
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this is amazing. i was trying to try it out myself and i got stuck. when you say you found skin samples and colored them to match do you mean from her face, or from a different pic or something? I normally just use the clone tool copy skin from a nice part of her face, but i was wondering what you meant.
hi good wark
I’d just like to say beautiful work. She still looks like the elder lady, just a much younger better cared for version. Her facial flaws remain just less noticable, and I have seen many African American women with light grayish colored eyes. A beautiful woman both young and old who face bares a million stories to tell.
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This tutorial is incredible. You did a great job and obviously you have had a good amount of experience with the program. What pisses me off is how all of a sudden someone writes a smart ass comment about how this tutorial is “insufficient” and begins to critize it. Well, why don’t you try doing something like this and perhaps then you can continue with your smart ass comment. And if you are just a beginner at photoshop, don’t start critisizing either, this site isn’t for you. But anyways, its just so irritating how one person has the audacity to critisize and the rest of these stupid people start doing the same when half the time they don’t know what they’re doing themselves and don’t know what you’re talking about because they know NOTHING about the program!!! So SHUT UP!
Well, anyways, thank you for sharing your great abilities. I look forward to using some of your techniques.
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Helpful tutorials, thanks for sharing your techniques.Great picture too. Did you take it yourself or is it stock?
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Um, Perhaps you should use a photo of an already famous Ugandan Model as your “AFTER”. Jeez, at least if you’re gonna try to pull the wool over our eyes, do it right. All you did is take a models face and PASTE it over the “before” old lady. SHAME ON YOU!!!
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Amazing job!! Congratulations!
while it’s a nice makeover, it does not look like the same woman, you made her nose too small and more western, her eyes a different color, i would’ve been more impressed had the picture really looked like a younger version of this woman.. also younger doesn’t allways mean model :p
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It is great, wonderful, am so impressive, is a very useful tutorial. thanks.
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If i send my wife photo can you do this effect for a fee
Very beautiful! What these people do not know, which I have experienced personally, is that going from a young beautiful to a middle aged woman, skin changes, eye color changes, EVERYTHING changes! For a man, such as yourself, to take an older woman beautiful, such as she “should have appeared” in her youth, is truly a work of a genius! And you, Dear Sir, are that GENIUS…Kudos to you and don’t let the players hate on you! You have an eye for beauty and the skill of a master. Keep on and may God bless you with your gift!
Loved this tutorial!
yeah.you’ve got the skill. i can learn more about Photoshop for you, thanks
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This is one of the most amazing things I have ever come across on the web. It’s almost like playing God to turn an old person back to their youthful beauty.
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