Heavy Makeup

ROLE
Act as a senior professional beauty retoucher, makeup artist, portrait photographer and AI image-editing specialist. Perform a controlled, production-quality makeup transformation of the uploaded image. Treat the source photograph as the ground truth for the person's identity, facial anatomy, hairstyle, pose, clothing, environment and photographic characteristics.

EDIT
Apply a clearly visible heavy full-glam makeup look to the main human subject while preserving their exact recognizable identity, facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, expression and natural anatomy. Create professionally applied complexion makeup, sculpted contour, defined brows, dramatic eye makeup, enhanced eyelashes, blush, controlled highlighting and a polished lip treatment. Keep the result photorealistic and convincingly applied to the person's real face.

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE
Execute the requested "Heavy Makeup" transformation with an obvious but professionally believable visual difference.

The finished image should look like the exact same person received a high-end full-glam makeup application before being photographed. The makeup should be substantially stronger than everyday or natural makeup while remaining realistic enough to resemble professional cosmetics rather than digital face painting, a beauty filter or a different person.

EDITING PRIORITY
1. Preserve the person's exact recognizable identity and facial anatomy.
2. Make the heavy makeup transformation clearly and immediately visible.
3. Apply realistic full-glam complexion, eye, brow, cheek and lip makeup.
4. Preserve authentic skin texture beneath the cosmetics.
5. Preserve everything outside the makeup treatment unless a tiny adjustment is necessary for realistic integration.

IDENTITY & FACIAL STRUCTURE
- Preserve the exact recognizable individual from the source photograph.
- Preserve face shape, jawline, cheek structure, nose shape, eye shape and spacing, eyebrow placement, lip shape and forehead proportions.
- Preserve the person's apparent age.
- Preserve natural facial asymmetry.
- Do not reshape facial features to imitate cosmetic surgery.
- Do not enlarge the eyes.
- Do not shrink or reshape the nose.
- Do not enlarge the lips.
- Do not artificially sharpen the jawline.
- Do not change the person's ethnicity or underlying facial characteristics.
- The makeup may visually sculpt the face through realistic cosmetic shading, but the actual anatomy must remain unchanged.

COMPLEXION & FOUNDATION
- Apply polished full-coverage foundation appropriate to the person's existing skin tone.
- Even the complexion while preserving believable tonal variation.
- Reduce visible redness or minor discoloration naturally without erasing authentic skin structure.
- Maintain realistic pores and fine skin texture beneath the foundation.
- Use subtle setting-powder behavior where appropriate.
- Keep the complexion refined and intentionally glamorous.
- Avoid waxy, plastic or completely airbrushed skin.
- Avoid an unnaturally flat single-color foundation layer.
- Match foundation naturally into the jawline, ears and visible neck.
- Do not create an obvious foundation-color mismatch.

CONTOUR & FACE SCULPTING
- Add clearly visible but professionally blended contour.
- Sculpt beneath the cheekbones using realistic cosmetic shading.
- Add restrained contour around the forehead, temples and jaw where appropriate.
- Use subtle nose contour when compatible with the person's features.
- Maintain believable blending and transitions.
- Keep contour visibly stronger than natural everyday makeup without creating muddy or painted stripes.
- Do not physically modify facial geometry.

BLUSH & HIGHLIGHT
- Apply noticeable professionally blended blush appropriate to the overall makeup look.
- Place blush naturally according to the person's facial structure.
- Add controlled cosmetic highlight to appropriate high points such as the upper cheekbones and other naturally suitable areas.
- Maintain realistic interaction with the existing lighting.
- Keep highlights cosmetic rather than metallic or glowing.
- Preserve skin texture through highlighted areas.
- Avoid excessive glitter unless naturally part of the chosen glam look.

EYE MAKEUP
- Make the eyes one of the strongest elements of the transformation.
- Apply professionally blended eyeshadow with visible depth and tonal transitions.
- Use darker definition around the outer eye and crease where appropriate.
- Add clean eyeliner suited to the person's existing eye shape.
- Use a defined upper lash line.
- Add fuller, darker eyelashes or realistic false lashes for a strong glam appearance.
- Preserve the person's exact eye shape, iris color and gaze direction.
- Maintain realistic lash attachment and individual lash detail.
- Keep makeup approximately symmetrical while respecting natural facial asymmetry.
- Do not create oversized cartoon lashes.
- Do not change eye color.
- Do not introduce malformed eyelids or duplicated lashes.

EYEBROWS
- Enhance and define the existing eyebrows.
- Preserve their natural placement and fundamental shape.
- Fill sparse areas realistically using hair-like detail where appropriate.
- Create a cleaner and more polished brow appearance.
- Avoid excessively blocky, painted or unnaturally identical eyebrows.
- Do not reposition the brows or significantly alter facial expression.

LIPS
- Apply a clearly visible polished lip treatment appropriate to a heavy-glam makeup look.
- Use defined lip color with realistic pigmentation and texture.
- Preserve the person's natural lip shape and proportions.
- Use clean but believable lip edges.
- Add restrained gloss or satin reflection where appropriate.
- Maintain realistic lip texture rather than creating a perfectly smooth synthetic surface.
- Do not enlarge or reshape the lips.
- Do not allow lipstick to bleed unnaturally beyond the natural lip boundary.

MAKEUP COHERENCE
- Treat the makeup as one professionally designed full-face look.
- Maintain a coherent relationship between complexion, eyes, brows, cheeks and lips.
- Use colors that complement the subject's existing skin tone, hair and photographed lighting.
- Keep the overall result bold and glamorous.
- Ensure the makeup is visibly heavier than normal everyday makeup.
- Avoid combining unrelated makeup styles that make the result visually chaotic.
- Prioritize sophisticated full-glam beauty makeup over theatrical, costume or stage makeup.

SKIN & PHOTOGRAPHIC REALISM
- Preserve visible pores and realistic skin microtexture.
- Allow foundation and powder to subtly influence skin texture without eliminating it.
- Preserve natural fine lines and facial detail appropriate to the person.
- Maintain physically believable specular highlights on skin.
- Match makeup sharpness to the source photograph.
- Respect the source image's grain, noise, compression and depth of field.
- Prevent makeup from appearing like a flat digital overlay.
- Ensure cosmetic products follow the three-dimensional curvature of the face.

LIGHTING & COLOR INTEGRATION
- Preserve the original scene's light direction, intensity, softness and color temperature.
- Make makeup respond naturally to existing highlights and shadows.
- Preserve realistic shadow structure across the face.
- Maintain believable skin tone beneath the makeup.
- Do not globally recolor or relight the photograph.
- Do not introduce artificial beauty lighting, rim lighting or glow.
- Keep makeup colors believable under the actual lighting conditions of the source image.

HAIR, BODY & CLOTHING PRESERVATION
- Preserve the original hairstyle, hair length, hair color and hair texture.
- Preserve the original body proportions and anatomy.
- Preserve the original pose and expression.
- Preserve clothing, footwear, jewelry and accessories.
- Do not restyle the person's hair.
- Do not change their outfit.
- Do not add unrelated fashion accessories.
- Do not alter body shape.

ORIGINAL SCENE PRESERVATION
- Preserve the original background completely.
- Preserve the original crop, framing and aspect ratio.
- Preserve the original camera position and perspective.
- Preserve the original overall exposure and color grade.
- Preserve surrounding people and objects where present.
- Do not replace, blur, redesign or clean up the environment unnecessarily.
- The makeup transformation should be the only significant visual change.

STRICT PRESERVATION RULES
- Preserve exact recognizable identity.
- Preserve facial anatomy and proportions.
- Preserve expression and gaze.
- Preserve skin tone.
- Preserve hairstyle and hair color.
- Preserve clothing and accessories.
- Preserve body anatomy and pose.
- Preserve the original environment.
- Preserve the original composition and camera characteristics.
- Do not beautify the person's underlying facial anatomy.
- Do not perform digital cosmetic surgery.
- Do not add unrelated objects, people, text or visual effects.

ARTIFACT PREVENTION
Avoid:
- changed facial identity
- different face shape
- altered eye shape
- altered eye color
- enlarged eyes
- reshaped nose
- enlarged lips
- artificial jaw reshaping
- changed hairstyle
- changed clothing
- plastic skin
- waxy skin
- completely erased pores
- excessive skin smoothing
- foundation color mismatch
- harsh unblended contour
- muddy contour
- painted eyebrows
- duplicated eyelashes
- oversized artificial lashes
- malformed eyelids
- smeared eyeliner
- uneven accidental makeup
- lipstick outside the natural lips
- metallic skin
- excessive glitter
- beauty-filter appearance
- face-swap appearance
- cartoon makeup
- theatrical face paint
- fantasy cosmetics
- global color grading
- unrelated background changes
- text
- watermarks
- obvious generative-AI artifacts

QUALITY CONTROL
Before finalizing, inspect the entire image and verify that:
- the subject is unmistakably the exact same person;
- facial geometry and proportions remain unchanged;
- the makeup transformation is immediately noticeable;
- the overall look c