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How to change the hair color in Gimp
There are different ways to change the color of the hair in GIMP, let me show you the quick and effective one.
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Start the GIMP and open the picture you want to change the hair color.
I'm going to play with Eve's hair a bit.
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Create a new Layer ...
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... as a Layer name enter Hair Color and click OK.
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Select the Paintbrush Tool.
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Choose the Circle Fuzzy brush and set the appropriate brush Scale for the size of your picture.
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Click the Foreground color button and choose the new color for the hair.
Light green in my case.
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In the Layers window select the new Hair Color layer and change the Mode: to Color.
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Now start painting the hair with the color of your choice.
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You can set the Paintbrush Tool Scale to a smaller number in case you have some details to paint.
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When you're finished painting the whole hair, select the Eraser Tool ...
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... and erase the hair color where there isn't suppose to be.
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Done deal!
Green becomes Eve. :)
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