Hands: Brushing away hair blown by the wind

Change the action of tidying hair to an unconscious reaction.

The difference is: tidying is conscious and completed; pushing away is a reflex after being disturbed, with the action paused mid-process. Fingers insert from the hairline or earline, hooking away a few strands of hair that have been blown by the wind and are covering the eyes or corners of the mouth. The moving hair strands are caught between the fingers, while the rest of the hair remains disheveled.

The direction of the moved hair strands should be consistent with the rest of the hair, all following the direction of the wind, not just a few strands by the hand being blown out of place.

The eyes might squint slightly because of the hair proximity; this reaction should be included.

The action is halfway through; the hand has not yet moved the hair into place, and the hair has not yet fallen back to its original position.

Keep all other parts completely still.

Avoid: hairstyle already neat, only local hair disheveled, fingers penetrating hair strands, wind direction contradicting hair direction, action looking posed.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

把整理頭髮的動作改成無意識的反應。

差別在於:整理是有意識的、動作完成的;撥開是被打擾之後的反射,動作停在進行中。手指從髮際或耳際插入,勾開被風吹亂、蓋到眼睛或嘴角的幾縷頭髮,手指之間夾著正在被移動的髮束,其餘頭髮仍然散亂。

被撥動的髮絲與其餘頭髮的走向要一致,都順著風的方向,不是只有手邊那幾根被吹亂。

眼睛可能因為頭髮靠近而微微瞇起,這個反應要一起做。

動作是半途的,手還沒把頭髮撥到定位,頭髮也還沒落回原處。

其餘部分完全不動。

避免:髮型已經整齊、只有局部頭髮被吹亂、手指穿透髮束、風向與髮絲方向矛盾、動作看起來是擺好的。