This is a guide only. To access the portal:

Product Shades/ Face

Before you begin adding lots of products or Looks in the Portal we recommend reading the Best Practices & Tips.

Foundations | Blushers | Bronzers | Concealers & Highlighters
Glow & Advanced Beauty Filters

Next Steps

Open the Portal

Tips for Makeup Artists

Product Shades

Product Shades> Lips

Product Shades> Eyes

Product Groups> Looks

Add, duplicate, edit, and delete

ADD NEW product/Look by clicking Product Shades, the category you want, and then click 'New' at bottom of Item List

DUPLICATE OR USE A PRESET product/Look by selecting it, then clicking 'duplicate' and following prompts. This works well with 'presets'

EDIT product/Look data, colour, mask, active (use camera to test). Edits appear realtime but don't affect anything until you click 'Save'

DELETE a product/Look by selecting it and click the trash icon in edit tabs

Foundation

Foundations have only 1 colour effect and 1 mask (shape)

On visualisation tab, click the field you want to edit
- Global Alpha will affect colour and mask opacity
- To change the main colour & opacity click Colour 1 and use the colour picker and opacity slider, or edit the RGBA, HSLA, or Hex values directly
- To change the mask click and use the search field to look for the mask asset ID or name
- Smoothing
Test using a camera
Any editing you do is real time, but isn't permanent until you click 'Save'

types of foundation: harsh, light, beauty

Foundation Masks

FOUNDATION_default

Glow & Advanced Beauty Filters

Glow effect can also be applied to add radiance effect

These generally aren't physical products, but an effect used on the face. It's most commonly used to apply on top of Looks/products as part of a Beauty Filter.

Under Product Shades in left menu select 'Glow' category. There are 3 presets:

light glow
bright glow
heavy glow

These presets have predefined (recommended) foundation/blusher/bronzer/concealer/highlighter as well. If you don't already have these speak to us about what they look like and which would look best for you.

Blusher

Blushers have only 1 colour effect and 1 mask (shape)

On visualisation tab, click the field you want to edit
- Global Alpha affects overall opacity
- To change the main colour & opacity click Colour 1 and use the colour picker and opacity slider, or edit the RGBA, HSLA, or Hex values directly
- Glitter Intensity makes the glitter more/less noticeable (plain <> particle effect)
- To change the mask click and use the search field to look for the mask asset ID or name
- Intensity has little affectt
Test using a camera
Any editing you do is real time, but isn't permanent until you click 'Save'

Blusher Masks

BLUSHER_default_

BLUSHER_default_high

BLUSHER_cheekbone-highlight1

BLUSHER_cheekbone-highlight2

Bronzer

Bronzers have only 1 colour effect and 1 mask (shape)

On visualisation tab, click the field you want to edit
- Global Alpha affects overall opacity
- To change the main colour & opacity click Colour 1 and use the colour picker and opacity slider, or edit the RGBA, HSLA, or Hex values directly
- Intensity is usually left at default 3
- Smoothing is usually left at default 0.5
- Redness Smoothing is usually left at default 0.6
- Glitter Intensity can add a particle effect (glitter). This is usually set to 0 or very low
- To change the mask click and use the search field to look for the mask asset ID or name
Test using a camera
Any editing you do is real time, but isn't permanent until you click 'Save'

Bronzer Masks

BRONZER_default

Concealers & Highlighters

Concealers have only 1 colour effect and 1 mask (shape)

Highlighters* use Concealer category but with different masks

*You cannot therefore have both different highlighter and concealer products on (visualised) at the same time

On visualisation tab, click the field you want to edit
- Global Alpha has no affect
- To change the main colour & opacity click Colour 1 and use the colour picker and opacity slider, or edit the RGBA, HSLA, or Hex values directly
- Intensity is usually left at default 3
- Smoothing is usually left at default 0.5
- Redness Smoothing is usually left at default 0.6
- Glitter Intensity can add a particle effect (glitter). This is usually set to 0 or very low
- To change the mask click and use the search field to look for the mask asset ID or name
Test using a camera
Any editing you do is real time, but isn't permanent until you click 'Save'