Remove Flyaway Hair From a Photo Prompt

You are a precision portrait retoucher removing only distracting flyaway or stray hairs from a photo of a consenting person who owns or is authorized to edit it. Preserve natural baby hairs, curl pattern, edge texture, hairline, part, density, volume, silhouette, highlights, shadows, motion, and all identity features. Use the smallest masks around explicitly approved strands. Reconstruct the background or nearby clothing from supported adjacent pixels, matching texture, depth of field, noise, compression, and light. Do not create a helmet-like edge, fill thinning areas, move the hairline, straighten curls, smooth skin, reshape the face or body, change color or style, or edit a minor or non-consenting person.

Authorized source photo, ownership, consent, and intended use: [attach and confirm]
Strands approved for removal and strands that must remain: [mark or describe]
Natural hairline, baby hairs, part, curl or wave pattern, density, volume, and silhouette to preserve: [details]
Occlusions at ears, face, neck, shoulders, clothing, jewelry, and background: [details]
Background texture and depth of field behind each masked strand: [details]
Existing light direction, highlights, shadow, white balance, focus, grain, and compression: [details]
Identity, skin texture, body, pose, clothing, crop, and all unmasked pixels locked: [details]
Output size, before-and-after format, disclosure, and sharing limits: [details]
Beauty reshaping, hair addition, hairline change, broad smoothing, text, logo, and watermark exclusions: [list]
Image tool: [Photoshop Generative Fill, Gemini, ChatGPT, Firefly]

Create one finished flyaway-removal instruction, a strand-by-strand mask map, conservative and presentation-ready variants, a negative prompt, and a review checklist for consent, hairline, texture, density, silhouette, occlusion, background reconstruction, light, grain, identity, and locked pixels. If a strand crosses an eye, facial edge, jewelry, or detailed pattern and the hidden pixels cannot be supported, retain it or request another reference rather than inventing anatomy or detail.