I don't get this at all! 
You purchased a bundle at such an incredible sale price and because the product went on a lowers sale price  days later you want a refund?
This isn't DAZ as far as I know and I am amazed by your request.
By your way of thinking, if you had bought the product 28 days earlier at full price, you would expect a refund also?
It is very good of Rena to accept your request that's all I can say.

That wasn't a nice thing to do....hmmmmmmm what happen to freedom of the press? :)

Attached Link: http://www.nirvanasdreamland.com/2ndfacewowtutorials/wowtutorials.html

Can add-ons be made by other merchants for this?
I am really curious to know how they will act with shaders.
It seems you're selling textures basically for 40$?
2nd Face WOW system actually creates Cr2s for each figure and you can use it layered adding 2 or more and still getting perfect results as explained in the linked tuts above! Can this compare or am I missing something?
LOL it wouldn't be a first! :)

I love butterflies too!!!! These look wonderful. Thank you!:)

Thanks a bunch but I've already done that, I've spent the whole morning there and posted too. Maybe I'll get a response soon. Yes I'm on a PC. Thanks again, take care!:)

oH YEAH! LOL! I never thought of Men's hair! That's cool! I do agree with Pitklad, I think a bit of shadow around the forehead area would add realism to the whole! Keep up the great work! Hugs!:)

It's a great improvement and at least you're getting the hang of it. It's in back of the ear by the back of the neck, there is a gap and that is also causing a bit of wig effect. The hair pieces have shadows, those shadows are needed to create the real hair effect in the front and the back. The brushes keep a bit of shadow also. Hey practice makes perfect. Use the smudge tool at 14 like I say in the tut. No matter what will always need the right touchups...lol! You'll get it right no worry. Spaghetti, geeeeesh! Like I said hair on a white background is much harder to make look real...Take care! ...and something else: don't cut off the stray strands, they make the hair look more natural, let em hang in front of her face or whatever. :)

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Yup, you sure are! This is great and no background!!! :) When you have a background it's easier cause it kind of blends with any transparent spots! Cool! I'm glad! Thanks for showing me! Have a great day! :)

Attached Link: http://nirvanasdreamland.com/hairpainting1/hairpainting1/tutorial_hair_painting_1.html

You'll also find a link to download the tut on part III.Enjoy!

Manikin Flesh, that is totally awesome! Mathman, Hair Kit III is made to be used as Manikin Flesh has. To paint hair you usually need a pen tablet and a program as Photoshop 7 that has dynamics so I added the brushes for those that do not have a pentablet and cannot get the thickness of the strands easily with a mouse. I'm not familiar with PS Elements 2 but the brushes, as specified in the Read Me: "The brushes are for Adobe's Photoshop 7 OR ABOVE." They really shoudn't be used on their own to make hair but along with the actual psd layers of hair. If you want to use the brushes alone, you should create a base for the hair first and then follow gillbrooks' instructions. If you don't make a base, I would start by selecting your color range and make a double stamp brush on a first layer using the darkest color "multiply 100% opacity", and continue with each tone of color (at least 5 color tones of the selected color) and then dodge and burn. Does this answer your question? :) Let me know!

Marforno, cause apparently Danie is using hers and your products!!!! LMAO!!! I guess there's a witch hunt out for artists, friends or just whomever promotes any products sold at R'osity...I'm wondering what the next smart move is gonna be...*sigh!
Fantastic image by the way! *S

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