How can I make my mask not cover the part of the eye

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Camila Gómez
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Hello! I need help with the mask because when I put on a mask it covers the eye part and you can't see it. What I can do? Please help

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    Camila Gómez
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    Well, I found a way not to cover the eyes with a mask, all I had to do was use a "Photo" template. There are many opacity textures to use if you want your mask not to cover your eyes, lips, etc.

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    Noah Lupowitz
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    Hey, 

     

    Just replace the opacity texture!

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    TheOldestNewb
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    Which opacity texture reveals your actual eyes?

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    susanmark
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    i also need help with this.

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