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The Makeup Can Change, the Pose Can't

The two reference images each do one job — one governs makeup, the other governs pose — and spelling out that boundary keeps them from bleeding into each other.

Nano Banana ProMakeup TransferPose LockDual ReferencePortrait Editing
✍️ The value of this prompt is in cleanly separating the variables: makeup comes from Image 2, pose is locked to Image 1, and neither crosses into the other's territory. The same split works just as well for hair transfer or outfit transfer — it's the most basic and most useful dual-reference structure there is.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
Transfer the makeup look from Image 2 onto the character shown in Image 1, keeping Image 1's original pose exactly as it is.
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