One character. Same face.
REPA Alise is a consistent female identity designed to hold across different conditions without collapsing into a median face.
Alice is a young-adult woman with a north-west European face: fair skin with freckles, blue eyes, strawberry-blonde hair usually pulled back, a narrow nose and a soft mouth. Built as a portrait identity, not as a beauty preset. She holds better in head-and-shoulders and three-quarter views than in loose full-body scenes.
Trigger Words
Main trigger (always include): alise_char
Age tags for Prime:
alise_prime — Adult (late 20s)
Age tags for Dynamic Age:
alise_prime — Adult (late 20s)
alise_mature — Mature (45–50)
alise_elder — Senior (70+)
Notes
Weights may need slight adjustment depending on the checkpoint.
Designed for adult characters only.
Description
One character. Full adult lifetime. Same face.
SDXL DoRA for a single female identity across adult ages — from adult to senior — without collapsing into a median face.
Trigger Words & Usage
Main Trigger: alise_char (Always include this!)
Age Switchers (combine with alise_char):
alise_prime — Adult (late 20s)
alise_mature — Mature adult (45–50 y.o.)
alise_elder — Senior / Aged look (70+ y.o.)
Important — Precision Age Control
On most photoreal checkpoints simple mixing of age tags does not work well.
Use this forced construction:
28 y.o. ➔
alise_char, alise_prime, 1woman, (28-year-old girl::2.0)75 y.o. ➔
alise_char, alise_elder, 1woman, (75-year-old woman::2.5)
alise_char = identity lock, age tag = soft direction, (XX years old:1.4) = hard age anchor
Note: you may need to tweak these decimal weights slightly depending on the checkpoint you use!
Recommended Settings
Base checkpoints (SDXL): RealVisXL, epiCRealism XL, CyberRealistic XL, DreamShaper XL
Sampler: DPM++ 2M SDE / Karras
Steps: 8–30 (depends on checkpoint)
CFG: 1–5 for lightning, 4–6 for standard
LoRA weight: 0.75–1.0
Note: Model is designed to depict an adult character across various stages of adulthood. Please generate responsibly!
Also check these
Want to see how this LoRA performs across different checkpoints? — [click here]
Here’s the special SDXL prompt trick (Forced Multiplier) — [click here]