To avoid repeated use of a fixed sample area, select different parts after sampling. Because if such continuous sampling is completely ineffective, it is clear that the facial skin is different. We need quick hands and eyes, press the Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac) keys to select different areas depending on the depth of the corner of the eye and the amount of sample skin you can use. In special cases, take the pattern continuously and seamlessly, and if you get an error, press Ctrl + Z (Windows) or Command + Z (Mac), then do it again.
Our results after the above process
Once we have 'cleaned up' the area that runs along the corner of the eye, we continue with the interior. Take samples from the nearest skin area, and replace the surrounding parts gradually:
Keep repeating like that, until this line is almost gone:
This process is often quite long and complicated, requiring people to be meticulous, patient and calm. This is our achievement after applying the above method to both eyes:
With the above result, it can be said that we are close to the final destination. But naturally, a person with the same age without any wrinkle is unreasonable. To fix this, we need to change the Opacity option of the mask layer, for example, 50% is a reasonable value range for most cases:
And this is our perfect result:
In addition, you can refer to sample video tutorial here:
Good luck!