- Now that we've created the brush
and we have our lip color brush,
if there's something that might be not quite right
about the settings that we've applied originally,
we want to be able to go back and modify that
and save the newer brush which we like better.
So let me show you how to do that.
So we have our original Lip Color Punch brush
that we've added to the lips of this headshot.
But what I found is that I continually find myself
darkening the effect over the lips,
because I think it looks just a little bit better.
Now, a couple things have happened
now that I have edited a preset brush.
So if we come over here to our little Effect,
you can see we have our Lip Color Punch,
which was our original brush.
But next to it it says the word "edited,"
which means that it's been changed.
So if we want to update our brush,
so that it now has the new changes added to the adjustments,
we can go ahead and click on Lip Color Punch edited.
We're going to scroll back down all the way to the bottom.
And we're going to come down here and it's going to say,
"Do you want to save this as a new preset?
Do you want to restore default presets?"
No, we definitely don't want to do that.
Or, "Do you want to update the Lip Color Punch preset
using these new settings?"
Let's go ahead and accept that.
And so now, if we look back at the top of our Effects
or our Brush menu,
you can see that it now says Lip Color Punch
and the word "edited" is not next to it.
Now, whenever we use this Lip Color Punch brush
in the future, it's going to have added the exposure to it.