<h2 id="jellyfish-haircut">Jellyfish haircut</h2>Usage:<ul><li>Lora will work even without triggers, but i strongly recommend you to use the trigger word "jfhaircut"</li><li>There is no exact phrase that you need to use, but for more control you should use something similar to this structure: "a woman with a long black hair with a jfhaircut" or "a woman with a long jfhaircut". Try to always define if you want long, short or mid-sized hair, also i recommend you to always specify the color that you want for the hair.</li><li>This lora can also produce a special type of jellyfish hair with braids, just use something like: "a woman with a short jfhaircut, her hair is [color] with braids on the sides".</li></ul>Other:<ul><li>This model was trained on synthetic data</li><li>This model was trained using flux 9b - Base and was tested with inference on Flux 9b - Distilled</li><li>The model was made for image generation, but it works in edit mode</li><li>Lora seems to preserve identity in edit, but i don't guarantee that</li><li>The model often fails to generate hair correctly in edit (about 1 time in 10-15 gens for me), but changing the seed is enough to solve it</li></ul>My settings:<ul><li>Flux Klein 9B</li><li>Sampler: Euler or Euler_a</li><li>Scheduler: Flux Scheduler</li><li>Cfg: 1.0</li><li>Steps: 4-12</li><li>Resolution range: 1024p - 1920p</li><li>Lora Strength: 1.0</li></ul>Hope you like it. If you have any issue with this model, please let me know so i can improve it in further versions.

Jellyfish Hair - Danrom

<ul><li>Use trigger word</li><li>Try to always describe the size of hair (e.g. short hair with jfhaircut, mid-sized jfhaircut, long pink hair with jfhaircut)</li><li>Lora trained on Z-Image Base but i use it on Z-Image Turbo and works well</li></ul>

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