"loubyloulou;c-17145070" wrote:
"TOLKIEN;c-17144056" wrote:
"loubyloulou;c-17144038" wrote:
The one I use doesn't break the aging overlays, although it does lessen their effects slightly - but I can still tell my Sims are young adults, adults and elders.
Thats interesting, so far every skin overlay I've tried completely overshadows the aging effects and I've tried SOOO many. Which are you using if you mind me asking?
I'm using Grazeness Soft Fairy (the two at the bottom in the 'Skins' section, one for females, one for males). It's for teens onwards. No pics on their site, but if you Google images 'Grazeness Soft Fairy', you'll see what it's like. I like it because it doesn't flatten out or change the shape of my Sims' features like a lot of the really matte ones do. My avi is wearing it, as are most of the Sims in the various screenshots I've posted for the last few years. It's an old overlay, but cc-breaking-patch after patch, it remains functioning. So far :)
https://sycas.tumblr.com/graveyard
Thanks for the link, I actually really like that skin overlay BUT I really wish the creator hadn't put that line of freckles across the bridge of the nose. I didn't notice it until they tan and I don't mind it overall, until they tanned and because of its placement it ages the sims face and makes them look old.
I'm not sure why he/she added such a defining personal feature to a skin unless it was meant for a specific sim! I wish there was a way to turn it off and I'd probably go for it.
Also I've never seen this creator before or a tumblr with such a barren...tumblr lol...
I wonder how hard it would be to remove those freckles...
