We all know the toll occasional bouts of coffee drinking and red-wine can have on our teeth. At times, they simply aren’t looking their best. However, using the Citrify “Toothbrush” tool, you can see your teeth brighten in minutes!

Step 1: Select zoom percentage from "Zoom Menu"

**Tip: For zooming in on the mouth, don’t zoom all the way. Instead zoom in enough so the mouth of the subject stretches across the screen. That way you can get all the teeth in one go.

Step 2: Go to "Touch-up Menu," and select the "Toothbrush" tool

Step 3: Select brush size.

**Tip: When selecting brush size, I like to use a brush that is slightly smaller than the smallest tooth. That way I don’t accidentally whiten the gums (be careful not to go too small though, or it will take time to fill in the whole tooth).

Step 4: Trace around teeth with brush.

**Tip: Try to drag across the smile in one go.  Move around the top of the teeth first, then draw an out-line and then fill them in.  This will help you to maintain an accurate whitening.

As you can see, beautifying your smile with Citrify is easy and fast.  You can sublty whiten your teeth, or go for a more dramatic change if you wish.

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The wrinkle feature is great for its ability to soften those lines that may have become more prominent due to the lighting in the background.  Instead of removing smile lines and other features of the face, the ‘Wrinkle’ effect allows me to soften more dramatic and aging lines without looking fake.  And best of all, the total time taken to implement these changes -under five minutes.

If you have some wrinkles or uneven skin you would like to touch up, Ctirify can easily and quickly correct those problems.

Step 1: Choose zoom percentage from "Zoom Menu"

**Tip:  I find that using the zoom feature to the maximum percentage, and then isolating the area you wish to work on is the easiest way to find spots that need correction.

Step 2: Go to "Touch-up Menu," and select the "Wrinkle" tool

Step 3: Select lines you want to correct

Step 4: Select brush size

**Tip: I find that using a smaller brush size works best for lines around the eye, especially those at the corners.  A medium size brush, adjusted as needed, works best for other areas of the face, such as grooves around the mouth.

Step 5: Stroke down each line. If there is more area you would like to cover, or a thicker line, it can be useful to repeatedly down the line..

**Tip: In this photo, several dark lines on the forehead were obscured by the subject’s bangs. As her hair was in the way, I could not simply choose a large brush to work at the deeper grooves.  Using a smaller brush, and stroking along the lines in-between the areas where her bangs fall heavier allowed me to soften the lines without compromising her hair.

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As you can see in this photo, the subject has a few pimples and blemishes that are prominent, especially those on the neck, on the left check and on the forehead.  These spots can be easily removed, as can other darker spots, such as freckles and moles.

Step 1: Choose zoom percentage from "Zoom Menu"

**Tip: I find that zooming to the maximum percentage on the photo is the best way to go, as it can easily allow you to find and highlight all imperfections you wish to correct.

Step 2: Go to "Touch-up Menu," and select the "Blemish" tool

Step 3: Find a blemish you would like to correct

Step 4: Select brush size

**Tip: I find that smaller is better in correcting blemishes.  Choose a brush size that is slightly larger than the blemish (with its “crosshairs’ touching the edges of the blemish) for best results.

Step 5: Select the area you wish to touch-up, and remove the blemish

**Tip: I find that occasionally certain darker spots may not disappear entirely with one click.  If this is the case, try a few more clicks, or, position the cursor slightly outside the blemish, and work your way around.

As you can see, removing blemishes and unwanted marks from your face is easy and quick.  The “Blemish” tool can not only remove pimples, but, if you wish, darker spots such as moles.

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