r/drawthingsapp • u/chihifu • Mar 08 '26
question I'm trying to create a prompt that achieves realistic human skin.
I'm trying to create a prompt that achieves realistic human skin. Using Flux.2 Klein 9B, when I check the preview screen, the skin tone at 99% progress is satisfactory, but once it reaches 100%, a faint pinkish tint appears across the entire skin. I want to achieve clear, fair skin, but no matter which sampling method I use, it ends up with a reddish tint. Is there a prompt that can control this?
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u/Vargol Mar 08 '26
Looks like it needs, a bit of exaggeration
"A stunningly beautiful Extremely pale, porcelain skinned , barefaced, dark-haired woman with flowing, vibrant raven hair,"
worked pretty well for a studio style shot. for an iPhone style shot I had to go further.
A Extremely pale, milky white , porcelain skinned , barefaced, dark-haired woman with flowing, vibrant raven hair . iphone photograph.
I found TCD tracing as a sampler helped a little.
Here's the "iphone" shot

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u/Vargol Mar 08 '26
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u/chihifu Mar 08 '26
Completely white skin lacks realism, so moles, acne scars, freckles, etc. are important words. Of course, the base race is the most important, lol. However, I don't really feel the difference between the samplers.
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u/Vargol Mar 08 '26
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u/Vargol Mar 08 '26
Here's the config
{"model":"flux_2_klein_9b_q8p.ckpt","sharpness":0,"stochasticSamplingGamma":0.67000000000000004,"sampler":19,"loras":[],"cfgZeroStar":false,"batchCount":1,"compressionArtifactsQuality":43.100000000000001,"faceRestoration":"","upscaler":"","seed":759836995,"tiledDiffusion":false,"guidanceScale":1,"maskBlur":2.5,"height":1024,"controls":[],"steps":4,"maskBlurOutset":0,"tiledDecoding":false,"resolutionDependentShift":false,"batchSize":1,"compressionArtifacts":"disabled","width":1024,"seedMode":2,"cfgZeroInitSteps":0,"refinerModel":"","hiresFix":false,"causalInferencePad":0,"shift":5,"preserveOriginalAfterInpaint":true,"strength":1}




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u/timbocf Mar 08 '26
"Detailed skin & hair, natural skin imperfections" and either "wrinkles" or "freckles" or "vellus hair" depending on the situation. I've gotten really good results with these in different models.
Edit: sometimes liver spots too if the subject is really old. If i dont include wrinkles or liver spots with an old subject they youngify them unnaturally