<p>Salomé is a Krea 2 character LoRA for one fictional adult woman. The trigger is salombx. She is the next character I trained and decided to put up, on the same terms as Kirana. Your constructive feedback is very welcome. I would rather hear what breaks than guess at it. According to my own tests, she should work fine for almost everything. I am very pleased about how the LoRA behaves with different styles and settings.</p><p>Salomé is in her early twenties, clearly an adult. Warm medium-brown caramel skin, a narrow face, cheekbones set a tick higher, a small neat chin, a narrow jaw, dark brown almond eyes with a gentle outer tilt, thick naturally arched brows, and full lips. The default hair is long, dark brown-black, and loose: irregular curls, a center part, flyaways at the hairline, curls wrapping the cheeks. But you can define different hair styles and colors. I respected that desire during the training. You might need to lower the LoRA weight though, to achieve several completely distinct haircuts. </p><p>The identity jewel is a tiny stud in the left nostril wing, set with a small deep-red ruby. Ears are bare unless you add something. Again, you can define anything different to your liking.</p><p>The useful part is how little she argues with the rest of the prompt. Fashion, night scenes, plain photographs, and odd setups all take the same token. I tried the LoRA in combination with several of my favorites of my well-known signature styles, and all of them worked fine.</p><p>Change the clothes, the crop, the place, and the light. Leave the identity essay out. The LoRA already carries the face, the default curls, the ruby, and the skin.</p><p>A working start:</p><pre><code>salombx, photograph, cream linen shirt, sleeves rolled once, library table, looking down at an open atlas, warm lamp from frame-right
</code></pre><p>Alone, she sits best around 0.85 to 1.0. Drop the weight if the face goes waxy or the curls swallow the frame. Raise it if a strong style LoRA starts eating the cheekbones and the ruby.</p><p>She also stacks. Art-style LoRAs and NSFW LoRAs have both behaved cleanly in my tests. Keep Salomé near 0.85 to 1.0 and the style or NSFW LoRA near 0.55 to 0.75. If that second LoRA is strong, cut the style words out of the prompt and let the weight do the work. The showcase demonstrates some evidence.</p><p>Other character LoRAs work the same way, with one extra rule. Lower each character. Two faces at full weight will smear. I have had clean pairs with each character around 0.5 to 0.7, sometimes lower if one LoRA is loud. Do not expect either face to stay perfect at 1.0 beside another trigger. Give her something in the scene to look at, unless you specifically want the lens.</p><h2 id="a-few-sample-prompts"><strong>A Few Sample Prompts</strong></h2><h3 id="reading-room"><strong>Reading room</strong></h3><pre><code>salombx, photograph, cream linen shirt with the sleeves rolled once, long dark curls over one shoulder, tiny ruby stud in the left nostril, bare ears, seated at a library table, three-quarter, looking down at an open atlas, one warm lamp key from frame-right, soft falloff across the page, a pencil left beside the gutter
</code></pre><h3 id="tram-platform"><strong>Tram platform</strong></h3><pre><code>salombx, photograph, charcoal wool coat over a white knit, collar open, tiny ruby stud, bare ears, full figure head to feet, both feet in frame, viewer at navel height, 4 meters back, 85mm lens, straight-on frontal eye-level view, 0 degree tilt, horizontal axis, no overhead angle, wet tram platform at morning, looking at the arriving tram's headlight, one cool overcast key from frame-left, a paper ticket under her shoe
</code></pre><h3 id="greenhouse"><strong>Greenhouse</strong></h3><pre><code>salombx, photograph, olive work apron over a faded tee, soil on one wrist, long curls tied back loosely, tiny ruby stud in the left nostril, bare ears, standing between tomato vines, looking at a ripe fruit in her hand, one hard sun key through the glass from frame-left, leaf shadow on the apron, a watering can on the brick path</code></pre><p></p>

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