I studied photography at university, but was self taught in Photoshop as a teenager and a huge amount of what I know about editing has come from years of actually doing it. Sitting with full galleries, figuring out why skin looks a bit too pink or too yellow, working out why one image feels creamy and another one feels a bit flat and slowly building a way of editing that can be repeated during every photoshoot.

I also spent three years working for a professional photo editor which taught me so much about looking at images properly. Not just thinking “that looks nice”, but noticing the light, the colour, the skin, the shadows, the background and all those tiny little details that make an edit feel complete without ruining the quality of an image.

And newborn skin is one of those things I’ve become weirdly obsessed with over the years, because it can be so delicate and so changeable. Sometimes it’s pink, sometimes it’s yellow, sometimes it feels a bit washed out, often you're just not sure how to balance everyone's skin tones.

So in this masterclass, I’m going to show you how I approach all of that. What I look for before I start editing, what I adjust first, how I keep skin looking soft without making it look fake and how I use my new Skin Secrets Preset Pack to make the whole process feel quicker, so that you're no longer just changing random sliders and hoping it will make the difference you're looking for.