For those unfamiliar with Photoshop, Liquify is the tool most professional retouchers and photographers use to reshape a subject’s body (slim an arm, fix a smile, etc). How to Use Face-Aware Liquify in Photoshop (Our CC 2015.5 Update Series)In Adobe’s latest update to Photoshop, the photo-editing software that has dominated the industry for so long that its name is now interchangeable with editing in everyday speech, the firm introduced a featured called Face-Aware Liquify. There were some other improvements and updates along with this one you can check out the rest of the updates for Photoshop on Adobe's website. I haven’t ventured into some creative caricature-style portraits yet, but these features will be very handy.

Have you used the new Face-Aware Liquify feature yet? What are you thoughts? I have used it a few times in my work for some slight tweaks. Maybe one eye is slightly larger than the other and you want to change it to make it more symmetrical now, it is much easier. Looking to exaggerate a stern look with one eye slightly larger? This will help.

Well, what is the new feature? Now, you can independently or symmetrically modify the settings for the subject’s eyes. So far, it has worked pretty well in recognizing the subject's face as long as they are mostly facing the camera. You can modify the subject's expression for a bit more of a smile and tweak the size of their eyes or other features for that prefect portrait or creative spin for some fun.

If you haven’t see the new face-aware features under the Liquify tool, Photoshop now auto-detects facial features and helps you adjust them.

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