Now your Flux2 Klein can generate . Not good with .

NOW WE HAVE BANANA|TORPEDO and SAGGY !!! See the stand-alone lora file version at the top

I was tired of other LoRAs without the textures and details. Most of the I got until now using Flux was some soulless plain without the depth it requires.

Then I curated a mid-size dataset with the best and I could find today in the internet.

Stand-alone lora files:

• long - that you can bite easily
• puffy - Small with the tip of them covered with a dense
• veiny - Veins appearing under the skin
• dark - Dark with more contrast to the natural skin
• banana - Similar to puffy, but focused on shape instead of only
• saggy - hanging a bit due to the gravity
• empty - Similar to saggy, but empty
• flat - woman
• oval - When it's cold, the shape may change to oval. Good texture

Types of trained on general lora: (Not trigger words, but the types of images used to train)

• big - Rounded medium to big size
• dark - Dark with more contrast to the natural skin
• pale - Pale that appears slightly
• big - that you can bite easily
• puffy - Small with the tip of them covered with a dense
• saggy - hanging a bit due to the gravity
• small - with a small radius
• veiny - Veins appearing under the skin
• banana - Similar to puffy, but focused on shape instead of only
• silicone - The spheres from the 90s. It focuses on shape
• empty - Similar to saggy, but empty
• flat - woman
• oval - When it's cold, the shape may change to oval. Good texture
• bumpy - When it's cold, the texture becomes bumpy. Good texture
• wrinkled - When it's cold big becomes wrinkled! Good texture

Flux does what it wants LOL. I trained different concepts, but flux does not always follow them. Flux seems doing a based on the overall girl appearance, but it's possible to achieve using inpainting and some prompt engineering.

Bonus that I added in case the full body appears, to have something right down there:

• hairy - hairy of a woman standing
• - of a woman standing

You can use multiple loras, but the image may degrade... It's just how it works sadly.