Trained on real recreated historical makeup materials. Don't use modern makeup terms, just describe where and how the kohl, rouge, face powder or fruit wax is applied, the color of rouge and mention if it's medieval or Victorian makeup.

I don't recommend using this as a standalone high weight lora because it will bias clothing, faces, background, but for light weights and with higher on adetailler, or for light passing or inpainting jobs. Ie, as part of a workflow that targets the face.

Version Notes

Z-Image works quite well, and more skin detail than SDX, more realistic overall but with the smaller dataset needs specific prompting on skin qualities, otherwise it will bias to freckles. 0.7 weight, euler/beta. Earlier version with a smaller dataset, and no barefaced option. Not as good for eyebrow or lip detail as SDXL with adetailler, but better at prompt adherence and everything else.

SDXL, with DMD2 and adetailler (which it can be used with) it does surprisingly well on the lip and skin detail, but looses a little prompt adherence with the eyes (namely kohl), and gives the eyebrows a slight beauty look. Raw SDXL does better on prompt adherence for eyes, and in general, but with lower detail on skin and lip texture (at least with <25 steps). Maybe better samplers or workflow/settings on that end. 0.65 to 0.7 weight, LCM/SGM uniform with 0.8 weight DMD2 lora (but use exponential in the adetailler image to image option here on tensor because SGM glitches for some reason)

Krea 2 really needs to be at 0.95 strength to get the lip outline, which it does well, and generally does everything well, but has face shape etc biases depending on weight, but is otherwise fairly controllable. By far the best overall, great lip boundary, lip texture, skin texture, face powder. What it fails at relative to SDXL is the luminosity or specular effects of fruit wax, although it still handles moderate amounts of this material.