The method is as follows:
1. Open Photoshop, select the brush tool, open the brush panel as shown in the picture, then click the small gear in the upper right corner and select "Thick Brush"
2. Delete all brushes under the thick brush category. This is to make the final saved brush preset category all brushes that are easy for us to identify. In this case, it is to save the "hair" brush preset. (In the previous step, I chose to turn on "Thick Brush" because I thought the brushes in the thick brush default were good and easy to delete.)
3. Open the small gear, select "Load Brush", find the brush resources you saved, and load them one by one. In the case, the hair brush is loaded.
4. Open the small gear of the brush panel again, select "Save Brush", open the save dialog box, and rename it to a name that we can easily recognize, such as "Hair Brush" in this case.
5. Find the hair brush you just saved, right-click and select Send to > Desktop shortcut.
6. Open the computer desktop, find the shortcut sent to the desktop in the previous step, cut and paste it into the X:Program Files (x86)AdobeAdobe Photoshop CC (64 Bit)PresetsBrushes folder (x is the drive letter for saving the software)
7. Restart photoshop, select the brush tool, open the brush, click the small gear in the upper right corner, you can find that the "hair brush" is already in the brush. Click to select to load the panel and use it.
