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# Using Beauty Effects

Android, iOS

You can access the beauty effects feature by clicking the face icon next to the **Ready** button.

In the beauty effects, users can set 5 factors such as Shape (face type), Smooth (skin texture), Eye (makeup), Blush (skin tone), and Lipstick (makeup). And It comes with 7 presets, K-pop, Glam, Soft, Bold, Natural, Cute and Sharp templates that are properly mixed and set up with these 5 elements.

However, the five elements of the templates are individually adjustable, so we recommend finding and using values that suit you best. To access the preset settings, click the preset button that is already selected.

In addition, beauty effects may affect the quality of live broadcasting by using a lot of resources such as the smartphone’s CPU, so we recommend that you use them after testing in advance on your smartphone device and environment.

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[Mobile](/mobile/overview.md), [Guides](/mobile/guides.md), [Widgets & Effects](/mobile/guides/widgets-and-effects.md), [Beauty Effects](/mobile/guides/widgets-and-effects/beauty-effects.md)


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