Brush Blending Modes

Inside Brush Settings within Brush Tool, there are 11 brush blending modes to choose from in different circumstances.

• Default: Default clean skin surface.
  
• Normal: Applies the source texture directly to the target area. Use this mode to add texture elements directly.
  
• Seamless: Blends the source texture smoothly with the surrounding area. Use this mode to merge skin details, repair texture gaps, or reduce visible seams.
  
• Multiply: Darkens the target texture using the source texture. Use this mode to add shadows, wrinkles, freckles, scars, or other dark details.
  
• Screen: Lightens the target texture using the source texture. Use this mode to add highlights, brighten skin, or enhance reflective areas.
  
• Overlay: Enhances contrast while preserving underlying texture details. Use this mode to emphasize skin pores or texture depth.
  
• Soft Light: Applies subtle lighting adjustments to the target texture.
  
• Darken: Retains darker details from the source texture. Use this mode to add and enhance moles, facial hair, dark spots, or shadow effects.
  
• Lighten: Retains lighter details from the source texture. Use this mode to add highlights, bright skin features, or light-colored details.
  
• Color Dodge: Brightens the target texture and increases highlight intensity.
  
• Color Burn: Darkens the target texture and increases shadow contrast.
  
• Luminosity: Applies the brightness information of the source texture while preserving the original color. Use this mode to adjust skin lighting without affecting color.