<h1 id="schmusrealism:-flyaways">SchmusRealism: Flyaways</h1>Clean up stray hairs without changing the person. Krea 2 loves a glowing halo of loose strands around every backlit head. This slider removes it (or adds more), while the face, hairstyle, curls and background stay as they are.No trigger word. Strength = how many flyaways. One sampler.<h2 id="what-it-does">What it does</h2><ul><li>-1: stray hairs and the frizz halo around the outline are gone; the hair keeps its style, volume and curl pattern. Best balance.</li><li>-2: a very clean, sleek outline. Strongest effect, but changes a bit more</li><li>+1 / +2: the opposite: more loose, glowing strands, a windswept or "just woke up" look.</li><li>The rest stays put: same face, same framing, same light. The slider was trained to act only around the hair outline.</li></ul>Use cases<ul><li>Clean portraits and headshots: corporate, dating, model and beauty shots without retouching flyaways.</li><li>Golden hour and backlit photos: keep the rim light, lose the frizz cloud.</li><li>Curly and coily hair stay curly: the slider removes the loose halo, not the curls.</li><li>The + side for mood: windswept, messy, natural-light candids.</li></ul><h2 id="examples">Examples</h2><img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/07a541c9-8fd8-4a81-ae0c-569a48ae3e7c/original=true/07a541c9-8fd8-4a81-ae0c-569a48ae3e7c.jpeg" /><h2 id="why-not-just-prompt-&quot;neat-hair&quot;">Why not just prompt "neat hair"?</h2><ul><li>Prompting changes more than the hair. "Neat, smooth hair" acts like a new prompt: the face, the head turn, the clothes and the light change with it, and wavy hair gets straightened. Krea 2 Turbo has no negative prompt to take strays away.</li><li>The slider keeps your image. It only touches the hair outline.</li><li>It's a dial. -0.5 tidies a little, -1 cleans the outline, -2 is very sleek. +1/+2 go the other way.</li><li>No prompt rewriting. Keep the prompt you like and turn the dial, also works on top of other LoRAs.</li></ul><h2 id="how-to-use">How to use</h2>Load it like any LoRA: Krea 2 Turbo, 8 steps, cfg 1, euler / simple, Load LoRA (model only) → sampler.StrengthLook<ul><li>Works with other LoRAs. Tested with Detail Slider at 0.5: skin pores and stubble stay, strays still go. Very curly hair may need -1.5 to -2 when stacked.</li><li>Best subjects: portraits where the hair outline is visible, especially with backlight or a rim light.</li></ul><h2 id="strengths-and-weaknesses">Strengths and weaknesses</h2>Strengths<ul><li>Removes stray hairs that Krea 2 can't drop by prompting without changing the picture.</li><li>Keeps face, identity, hairstyle and curl pattern: trained with a hair-edge mask, the slider learned to leave everything else alone.</li><li>Works on straight, wavy, curly and grey hair, women and men, outdoor backlight and studio light.</li><li>Leaves fur and fuzz alone: cats, wool sweaters and grass barely change (trained with "no change" examples).</li></ul>Weaknesses (v1, please read)<ul><li>some content shift on +/-2: up to +/-1 there's usually no content shift, at higher strengths it gets more likely</li><li>-2 dims the backlight a little. Less frizz means less glowing rim around the head; at -2 the whole glow gets a bit weaker.</li><li>+2 can change clothes (a blazer can turn into a plain top) and makes curly hair bigger.</li><li>Small face changes on some people. Same person, but at -1 / -2 expression or stubble can shift slightly (more on men with longer hair).</li><li>Very curly hair + other LoRAs: at -1 part of the halo can stay; use -1.5 to -2.</li></ul> Thanks for checking out my LoRA and I hope you find it helpful in your artworks. Feel free to leave some feedback or let me know what could be improved. 🫶

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