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Starfield: How To Change Your Appearance

Alright, so you’re not stuck with your initial look in Starfield. You can totally switch things up, from your character’s style to their name if you’re feeling a change. The only stuff you can’t mess with is your background and traits. But everything else? Fair game. Let’s dive into how to give your character a makeover and what’s up for grabs.

 

Changing Your Look in Starfield

To give your character a facelift (or a whole-body lift), head over to New Atlantis in the Alpha Centauri System. It’s the go-to spot we’ve found for this, but there might be more places in other faction hangouts, so keep your eyes peeled.

Once you’re in New Atlantis, make your way to the Commercial District within the Mast District, then swing by the New Atlantis Corporate Park. Look out for a place called ‘Enhance’ – it’s opposite the Distribution Centre.

Inside, head to the front desk and chat with Warner Cornell. Pick the ‘I’d like to make use of your services’ option, and you’re good to go. It’ll cost you 500 Credits at Enhance to give your character a makeover.

 

What You Can Tweak

 

When you cough up the cash, you’ll enter a customization menu. It’s similar to the one you saw when creating your character initially, but there’s no messing with your background or traits here.

Here’s the lowdown on what you can modify:

Body Tab

  • Body Style
  • Body Type
  • Walk Style
  • Skin Tone

Face Tab

  • Skin Tone (again)
  • Head Shape
  • Hair and Hair Color
  • Eyes and Eye Color
  • Eyebrows and Eyebrow Color
  • Forehead
  • Nose
  • Ears
  • Cheeks
  • Mouth and Teeth
  • Jaw, Chin, and Neck
  • Jewelry and Jewelry Color
  • Dermaesthetic
  • Complexion Color Temp and Complexion Blemishes
  • Scars and Tattoos
  • Facial Forms One and Facial Forms Two
  • Cheek One and Cheek Two
  • Lipstick Base and Lipstick Accents
  • Eyeshadow Upper and Eyeshadow Lower
  • Eyeliner Upper and Eyeliner Lower
  • Dirt

Oh, and when you’re all done, you can even tweak your character’s name and pronouns if you fancy it. And of course, save your changes – you don’t want to lose that new look!

That’s the scoop for now. While there might be other places to freshen up your appearance, New Atlantis is the newbie-friendly spot to hit up early in the game. So, go ahead and rock that new style in the stars! Be sure to check out the rest of our guides such as the most efficient way to earn credits, best traits and backgrounds, and our review!

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