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In case you can’t read it(because my handwriting is chick scratch), it says:

Step one: For the Base I use a normal pen with the simple circle texture. For color I use a midtone.
Step Two: Next select the darkest tone. I use the brush tool and shade the hair in, then go over it with the water color brush to soften it all up.
Step Three: I take the pen tool and the 2nd lightest midtone and draw the hair in strand by strand. I typically put the stabilizer on S-7 to help the smoothness. In order to smooth the colors out, I run the water color brush over it again. I also use the brush tool and smudge the end out with the darkest tone.
Step Four: Hair isn’t super uniform. I take the highlight and add in some fly-aways. (I also add in a few stands over top of the hair to make it look more real.) Highlight with white(using method in step three) if you want.

Description

In case you can’t read it(because my handwriting is chick scratch), it says:

Step one: For the Base I use a normal pen with the simple circle texture. For color I use a midtone.
Step Two: Next select the darkest tone. I use the brush tool and shade the hair in, then go over it with the water color brush to soften it all up.
Step Three: I take the pen tool and the 2nd lightest midtone and draw the hair in strand by strand. I typically put the stabilizer on S-7 to help the smoothness. In order to smooth the colors out, I run the water color brush over it again. I also use the brush tool and smudge the end out with the darkest tone.
Step Four: Hair isn’t super uniform. I take the highlight and add in some fly-aways. (I also add in a few stands over top of the hair to make it look more real.) Highlight with white(using method in step three) if you want.