Human beings are almost bilaterally symmetrical. Our eyebrows may be similarly arched on both sides, but won't match hair for hair. Our eyes may be of similar coloration, but won't have the same iris details in the same places. The wrinkles in the lips won't be duplicated in real life. Some of us even have lop-sided dimples! These small variances are part of what makes us look human and not turned out of a cloning factory. With a face lit from front center, you have highlights on the eyes from the side? I'd remove the highlights totally for those people who prefer to let the scene lights create them. Have a spare set for people who need them. Any time I see the wrong highlights, my mind registers "fake". As a courtesy to folks who don't have Traveler's no-glow nostril prop, you can darken the insides of the nostrils. Perhaps too many merchants use tattoos to make their product unique... and so we have a plethora of tattoos. instead of still more tats, I'd suggest either a couple of props or useful morphs which would help with the creation of a character or personality. She almost reminds me of the faces staring out of Etruscan or Pompeiian frescoes. One of the caesars had a wife from that area who was a noted beauty (sorry, I'm blanking on the names). I believe that there is a set of Roman wigs in the Marketplace: give her an updo with little ringlets and the right name and association and it will help stir interest. Perhaps you know a prop-maker who can give her a wreath of golden leaves? Or maybe you want to go for a gypsy look with a band of coins across the forhead? Sometimes customers need help in figuring out how and when to use a model. Also, since this will be a commercial product, you will want to post it in Product Showcase. The images shown there ought not to be the same as the ones used in the Marketplace, but should provide inspiration as to how the model can look in various lighting or circumstances. Carolly