Two Faced Photoshop

Process:

Selection Tool to select various places on my face to edit separately

I used the Filter Tool on the right-hand side where layers are in order to increase the saturation and hue of my face making it pink.

Using the Stamp Tool, I placed in a starry Galaxy.

Using the Move Tool to move the galaxy image up to fit into my hair.

I used the Gradient Tool to create a slight transparent gradient in the galaxy hair.

After pasting in an eyelash I used the Freeform Tool to adjust the eyelashes to my eye.

Using the multiply option in Color Filter Adjustments, I was able to make the eyes the correct texture for the image. Later on I would use more filter/ layering adjustments to make the eye seem more real and for other various detailing purposes.

The Eyedropper Tool helped me get a specific color from an ocean picture to use as the new eye color.

The Paint Tool was used to draw on the face and eye. Eventually I would use to to paint an eye glare that reflected the other half of my face and use it for fun detailing.

Used Layer Adjustments for detailing of the skin and other fine details

The Smudge Tool was used to lure the eyeglare that I had painted earlier. After painting the e smudge to reflect the light cast on my other eye, I used the smudge tool to blur the image as if it was the same glare on both eyes.

(Haven't done this yet) Using the Laso Tool to select around my glasses in various places.

(Havent done this yet) Using the Fill Tool under the option of content-aware I was able to remove my glasses from the image.

(Havent done it yet) Used the Dodge Tool to lighen and darken various spots on the face