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This is better than a lot tut's I see for portrait retouching. The detail in each step is very comprehensable and well written. I do, however, feel that it is an unfinished portrait. A professional retoucher would smooth the skin more and remove the skin folds in the neck, lighten the dark areas in the hair and behind the neck, and add a slight vingette to make the subject pop. There are many things I could tell you but there is not enough room here.
(2 years and 293 days ago)You are well on your way to good retouching. Keep learning!
And PLEASE, keep making good tutorials for those who know little about the subject!