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Lucha's 'Nobody' race (tinted, melanomated { * }, normal-mapped). I have been using it for female characters for quite some time. 

{ * } According to my dictionaries, I have just invented another English word ( can't have enough of them .. ). So, how is this little spot on her upper right lip being called? 'Mouche'? That's what my German dictionary suggested. But my French one says, this word means the small patch of beard under the lower lip ( derived from the English word for "fly", it says ). Now I am really cnofsude.

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  1. IkeCoast
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    Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh, that's my type of woman, beautiful, outstanding, but not in a conventional manner... I don't know how to explain it. Your ladies stand out not just because they are beautiful, but because they are... themselves. There's so much life on them, so much individuality. I have never seen such a thing in the tons of pictures from Skyrim. Skyrim characters, even the more heavily modded ones, always look so artificial to me.

    Let's see Number 3.

    Cheers!
    1. TesaPlus
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      Short version: You are in love. You have got her number -- you know what to do next, don't you.

      ( First Rule of Survival: Don't leave the house without a proper make-up : You never know when you need it. )
  2. Zella
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    Technically I believe it would be called a mole, but it would probably be called a 'beauty mark' on such a lovely lady. I believe that in France it was once a fashionable to glue little spots like that on their faces to draw attention & appear more beautiful.
    1. TesaPlus
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      Ah-aah, yes! A 'mole', of course! -- When doing the texture I felt it was too perfect, too flawless. I then remembered the 18th century trick;: Add a 'mole'!
      Thank you, Zella!