The apparently popular trick of telling Z-Image to produce translucent yogurt isn't quite to my liking and, in fact, it does look pretty much like yogurt but if that's your thing, go right ahead, just add blueberries \o/, unless you're allergic O.o. Or, hay, I have an idea, any LoRA probably does a better job.

This LoRA is intended to produce a significant amount of male on a female subject, or on pretty much anything.

This model doesn't imbue the generated image with any particular face since there were no identifiable subjects, human or otherwise, in the training data. I've seen the phrase "non face changing" used and I could have used that here as well but I think the prior is more to the point. I have tested with various characters and the character remains undamaged.

So, effectively, if you have a character LoRA enabled then this LoRA should not alter the face characteristics in any way that obliterates the likeness.

For version 2.0 I put quite a bit of information in "About this version", including suggested weights to work with.