<h3 id="recommended-conditions-b6eltsejs">Recommended Conditions</h3>Trigger:k1ssing hair (optional)Strength:1.0Support Tags:2girls, kissing hair, licking hair, face on hair, face on headTheir effectiveness are up to models. Try simply "kissing hair" first, and when they are not good, additionally use "face on hair/head". "Licking hair" generates very niche situations.Some hug-like body contacts such as "holding (another's) head", "cuddling", "spooning" would nicely collaborate with this LoRA.<h3 id="description-a3ykaa9io">Description</h3>This LoRA assists in generating a situation where one woman kisses another woman's hair/head.It was trained all with YURI (= lesbian) images because of my preference. However, it could work with straight couples when the LoRA strength is properly reduced.The situation is registered as "kissing hair" in booru but not covered well in many models.No trigger is needed, but "k1ssing hair" was used for training. As far as I tested, it was useful for some less-obedient models, while sometimes generated disfigured images for others. The trigger itself would do nothing without support prompts.Some of the sample images are generated with different models and very simple prompting:<pre><code>2girls, kissing hair, sitting, shirt</code></pre>or<pre><code>2girls, face on hair, (kissing hair:0.6), sitting, shirt</code></pre>All the images are created with WAI-illustrious-Rectified-4Steps LoRA (Euler a + Karras) on ComfyUI.<h3 id="tips-jiz82cnu2">Tips</h3>In general, tweaking prompt strengths is very important when two casts are on image because prompts can affect both of them. In particular, prompts including "kissing" in their parts very often cause mutual (mouth-to-mouth) kiss. The following ideas might reduce this kiss problem: 1) weakening the prompts, 2) adding expression prompts and 3) not using LCM LoRA (occasionally).

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