Take the Soft Round brush and paint on the mask with black and white to blend both layers together. Use the Free Transform Tool (Control-T) to rotate the copied section in such a way as to cover the face and the hand. Take the Lasso Tool (L) and roughly outline the hair with it, excluding the face and the hand. To create a curly hair brush in Photoshop, open the first photo. How to Create an Afro Hair Photoshop Brush Step 1

Portrait of smiling Black woman on yellow background (optional-you can use your own photo instead of this one)ġ.

Beauty portrait of African American woman with afro hair.

You're going to need the following materials for this Black hair brush Photoshop tutorial:

How to create a tight curly hair brush in Photoshop.

How to create realistic Black hair in Photoshop.

How to apply a Black hair Photoshop brush to a photo.

How to create an afro hair Photoshop brush.How to create Black hair texture brushes in Photoshop.What You'll Learn in This Black Hair Brush Photoshop Tutorial You can then use different photos to create different tight curly hair brushes. I'm going to show you the general technique of creating this type of texture with Black hair brushes in Photoshop. Also worth noting: textured hair may not be all of the same texture type. Type 4 hair that hasn't been straightened or processed in any other way is known as natural hair. It can vary from tiny o-shaped coils (known as 4a) to tightly coiled z-shaped coils (4b) and even coils so tight that the individual strands can no longer be distinguished from a distance (4c). Type 4 hair (according to the Andre Walker Hair Typing System), also known as kinky, coily, or afro-textured hair, consists of very small curls and/or kinks. Then I'll show you how to apply the brush to a photo to create a realistic effect of tight curly hair. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create a Photoshop brush for type 4 hair-that is, the tight curly hair, also known as coily or kinky hair.

Afro hair brush photoshop