Retouch the skin to look natural and healthy, not plastic or porcelain. Keep visible skin texture: fine pores, subtle natural skin grain, light texture on forehead and cheeks. Even out blotchiness and redness slightly, reduce shine/oiliness on forehead and nose, but preserve micro-texture and natural imperfections. Do not smooth skin into a flat or airbrushed look. Skin tone should stay realistic with natural color variation, not uniform. Keep fine facial hair, natural highlights and shadows on the face. Avoid over-sharpening or waxy appearance. Result should look like professional but minimal skin retouching, as in high-end natural photography — realistic, textured, not artificial.
