Lori Pickens - Color Change/Clean-Up
https://loripickens.com/

Each of my images are hand-edited with love and care, and I have put in hours and hours of training in how to pose, light and direct you to look your absolute best.
I started to do a quick video showing how I do the color change layer, and decided to just go ahead and record my entire edit.  

How to use presets and get good skin tones in LR & PS easily By Mickie DeVries

http://www.mickiedevries.com/
I wanted to do this video tutorial on how I use the open in layers command in Lightroom to help me use presets and acheive good skintones.  I don't know about you, but often times I love the tones of a preset, but not what it does to my skintones.  I use virtual copies to edit one copy for skintones and the other for the overall tones of the image.  Then I use the open in layers command in Lightroom to bring both copies of the small photo into Photoshop so that I can use a layer mask to keep the tones and skintones.  It also works well to tone down the strength of a preset.

Meg Loeks - How to Enhance Depth in Lightroom
http://www.megloeks.com/
Several tips & tricks for editing mages in adobe lightroom from Meg Loeks.

 Low light editing videos by Jyotsna Bhamidipati

https://www.momentsandphotographs.com/

Winter and cold weather often translates to shifting your photography indoors and working with low light. But don’t stress - it doesn’t have to be challenging! In this this series of four editing videos, you will learn how to observe the light in small, indoor spaces, expose correctly in camera as, and enhance the available light and edit for the mood.

 How to make the most of your surroundings by Jen Bilodeau

https://jenbilodeauphotography.com/

Whether you're photographing a session for clients or photographing your own children, learn how to scout a location to make the most of your lighting, surroundings, and even how to roll with unexpected challenges at your location. Watch Jen break down her session flow and talk through the different ways she uses light within a single location, what lenses she uses, and how she positions her subjects to create a diverse and artistically creative collection of images. See the final edited images Jen created at this location and hear her thoughts on how the session came together.