Realistic AR makeup over diverse skin tones on mobile

We propose a novel approach to the application of realistic makeup over a diverse set of skin tones in mobile phones using augmented reality. The method we developed mimics the real world layering techniques and application that makeup artists use. We can accurately represent the five most commonly used materials found in commercial makeup products- Matte, Velvet, Glossy, Glitter, and Metallic. We apply skin smoothing to even out the natural skin tone and tone-mapping to further blend source and synthetic layers.

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