I thought this is the retouching forum.

You're correct.  Meant to post here, http://www.modelmayhem.com/t.php?forum_id=77

Perhaps a mod can move it for me.

In the meantime...does anyone have suggestions on how I can balance the skin color between face and body in post?

I do a couple of things that people here would probably scorn but work well for me.... LOL

However, as a corporate shot,
It doesn't seem that corporate except for her clothing..

Thanks.  Do you have a suggestion on how to do that?  Or perhaps know of a tutorial online.

Gracias.

I would use two selective color adjustment layers.

In the first, in the reds, decrease black levels to lighten the tan. Black mask, then paint that effect in on the darker skin areas from the neck down.

In the second, in the reds and perhaps also the yellows, increase black levels to darken skin. Black mask, paint that in on the face. (Obviously you can adjust each of these layers to make the skin as dark or as light as you want it.)

Also, there's a white area above her eyes that needs extra attention. The technique described here might do for that.

I think the face is still too bright.  The close crops are usually for website and networking sites such as LinkedIn.   

With the shots being as small as they are on LI, the face would only look whiter with less detail.  It's best to fix it before they deliver it.

Peano wrote:
I would use two selective color adjustment layers.

In the first, in the reds, decrease black levels to lighten the tan. Black mask, then paint that effect in on the darker skin areas from the neck down.

In the second, in the reds and perhaps also the yellows, increase black levels to darken skin. Black mask, paint that in on the face. (Obviously you can adjust each of these layers to make the skin as dark or as light as you want it.)

Also, there's a white area above her eyes that needs extra attention. The technique described here might do for that.

Thanks for the detailed instruction and examples.  I will certainly give this a go.