Landing Strip (Krea 2 and MOSS Image)

Concept LoRA for Krea 2 and for MOSS Image. One grooming cut, not a character and not a style pack. Both files exist, both work, and both use the same trigger.

Trigger: landingstrip

Put the trigger first. Then describe the shot, the pose, the cloth, and the light in plain English. On MOSS Image, put the photorealism line in front of the trigger if you want a photograph.

From the first week I spent with generative image models, one habit annoyed me. On a woman, intimate hair came in two factory settings. A wild bush, or skin shaved to nothing. Anything between those poles was seed luck. A normal prompt could ask for a landing strip, a trimmed line, a neat cut, and the model would still flip a coin. I wanted that middle for my own work, so I trained it. If the problem is a niche, fine. I needed the fix, and there is no reason to keep it in a drawer.

A usable SFW showcase for this file was, in practice, impossible. The cut lives on the body it grooms. civitai.com will not carry this one. It is on civitai.red.

Two files, one trigger

The Krea 2 file is the original. It was trained on Krea 2 Raw and it runs on Krea 2 Turbo. The MOSS Image file is a separate retrain on the same cut, and it runs on MOSS Image. Do not load the Krea 2 file into a MOSS workflow, and do not load the MOSS file into Krea 2. The trigger is the same word on both. The behavior is the same cut.

Stacking on one of my character LoRAs is fine when you want that face. The character file will pull the frame. If you want the cut judged on its own, leave the character file off.

What it is

A narrow vertical strip of short pubic hair, with the sides shaved bare. The token is the cut. Width, color, and length still follow the prompt if you name them. Dark is the set's default. Blonde, auburn, black, and honey need the matching color on the head and on the strip, or the file will hand you the dark one it saw most. If you want it very narrow, write that. "Very narrow" and "a thin line" hold better than hoping the token picks the width.

It is a concept adapter. No face, no age, no body lock.

Adults only. Do not prompt a minor, in any wording.

What it does

Holds the strip when the trigger is present and the groin is in frame. Close crops are the sure bet. A standing or seated figure works if the belly and the upper thighs are both in the picture, so the cut has room to sit between them.

Accepts pose and wardrobe around the cut. Nude, a hand, cloth pulled aside, and explicit scenes all use the same file. Write the act. Say whose hand, and say that the strip stays visible above whatever is entering or covering the cleft. If the shaft or a palm sits on the hair, the cut vanishes and the token has nothing to hold.

Follows natural-language captions. Neither model wants a tag pile. Write sentences.

What it does not do

It does not invent a third way if you leave the trigger out. Without landingstrip you are back to bush or bare.

It does not hide the vulva for you. The training frames showed the cut on the mound, and the cleft with it. Ask for a covered shot and the file will often finish the anatomy anyway. See weight, below.

It does not lock one woman. Faces, skin, and body shape come from the prompt, from the base model, or from a character LoRA you stacked on purpose.

It will not keep a partner's face out of the cut. Crop him, or turn him away, or you will bake a stranger into the scene.

Color does not travel alone. A blonde strip under black hair is a prompt fight. Name both.

A side effect

The cut was the target. The anatomy under it came along. Training frames were real photographs, not the bush-or-bare coin flip, so the vulva in those frames is ordinary and varied. At normal weight the file tends to draw a more realistic pussy than the base model, even when you only asked for the strip. That is a byproduct, not a second concept. It will not hold a named shape, an innie, or a specific labia length if you do not write it. Do not treat this file as an anatomy LoRA. The grooming is what repeats. The realism is what leaked in from the photographs.

Weight, and cloth

Open shot: 0.8 to 1.0. Start at 0.9. Drop toward 0.8 if the cut ignores a color or a width you wrote.

Cloth over most of the sex: 0.55 to 0.7. This is the case that fails at full weight. A waistband, a sheet, or a hand of linen is supposed to hide the cleft, and the token still wants to complete the picture it was trained on. Lower the file until the cloth wins, and write the frame so the cloth is the bottom edge. The strip comes down the belly and disappears into the band. The band runs edge to edge. The picture ends at the cloth. A sentence that only says "covered" will lose.

At 0.5 and under, the cut thins out and you are prompting a shadow. If you need the hair to read and the cleft to stay behind cloth, stay in that 0.55 to 0.7 band and crop hard. Do not raise the weight and hope a negative will save it. Turbo barely hears negatives. MOSS hears a negative better, and still loses to a frame that leaves room for the cleft.

Neither model cares much about attention weights like (landingstrip:1.4). Say the thing. Do not wrap it.

How to run it

Trigger first, always. On MOSS, the photorealism line may sit in front of it.

Krea 2 Turbo: 8 steps. Guidance 0 to 1. LoRA in the ranges above. This is the daily driver.

Krea 2 Raw: 28 to 52 steps. CFG around 3.5. Same LoRA range. Use Raw when Turbo smears the edge of the hair. Raw is for training and for the slow pass, not for every preview.

Krea 2 sampler: Euler or Euler Ancestral with Simple on Turbo. Match whatever already works in your Krea 2 workflow.

MOSS Image: Euler, sgm_uniform, 50 steps or more, CFG 3 (a range of 3 to 6 is usable), shift 5. Leave SLG on. Hands and the edge of the cut need it. Start the prompt with the photorealism line if you want a photograph.

Resolution: 1024 on the long side. The Krea 2 set was trained at 1024. A tiny square wastes the edge of the cut.

Prompt shape, Krea 2:

landingstrip, photograph, narrow vertical strip of short dark pubic hair, shaved sides bare, [crop], [pose], [cloth or nude], [light]

Prompt shape, MOSS Image:

Photorealistic photograph, realistic photo, high resolution photograph, shot on a full-frame camera, natural skin texture. landingstrip. One adult woman, narrow vertical strip of short dark pubic hair, shaved sides bare, [crop], [pose], [cloth or nude], [light]

Name a color on the head and on the strip when you do not want the dark default. Write "very narrow" when you want the thin line.

Example prompts

Close proof:

landingstrip, photograph, close crop of one adult woman's groin, narrow vertical strip of short dark hair centered, shaved skin on both sides bare, lying on a plain warm sheet, soft daylight from above

Cloth, lower weight:

landingstrip, photograph of one adult woman's lower belly, cropped from just below the navel to a low oatmeal linen waistband that runs edge to edge and is the bottom border of the frame, narrow vertical strip of short dark pubic hair disappearing into the waistband, soft daylight from the left

Matched blonde:

landingstrip, photograph of one adult woman with long straight platinum-blonde hair, cropped from the crown to mid-thigh, nude, narrow vertical strip of short platinum-blonde pubic hair matching the hair on her head, shaved sides bare, standing, soft daylight from a window

Explicit, strip kept clear:

landingstrip, photograph of one adult woman with long honey-blonde hair, lying on her back, knees raised, cropped from her navel to mid-thigh, an erect penis entering from the right, narrow vertical strip of short honey-blonde pubic hair fully visible above the shaft, shaved sides bare, his face out of frame, soft daylight from the left