Now that I have my main image, I am going to cut it down to the right size by using the, "Rectangular marquee tool" Now that I have the exact main image I am going to use for my main image I am going to remove any blemishes using the " spot healing tool brush" : 
Once I had gotten rid of all my models unwanted blemishes I started to focus on how i could enhance certain features. I decided that I wanted my models mouth to be a lighter shade of pink, as it would make her further emphasise her smile. To do this I simply chose what pink I needed from the colour palet. I then clicked on the "brush tool" then at the top of the window I changed the "opacity" to (17%) and changed my brush to a more managable size- ( 17%) finally I clicked on the brush icon in the left hand corner and chose from the drop down menu the option ( Airbrush soft round 50% flow) Then all I needed to do was carefully paint over my models lips.
Although I think the increased colour on the lips emphasise my models smile I think that the whitening of her teeth will really make her smile jump of the page. Therefore in order to whiten my models teeth I used the same technique as I did with her lips, only this time I lowered the "opacity" even more because I didn't want to lose the shape of her teeth. 
Now that I have finished editing my model, I have decided that I want to get rid of the arm she has over her head, as I just think it looks unatural. However because I will be keeping the background I am going to have to brighten the image and lower the saturation until the background is the same colour as the space my eraser will leave. So to do this I will first select my eraser and carefully get rid of my models arm. The then I will go to the top menu and select> Image> adjustments> brightness/contrast. Then I simply hired the brightenss and lowered the contrast. I did this until the background was able to blend in with the space my eraser had made. Laura
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