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If you have a good character description set aside for yourself you can refer to it when your looking to add those descriptive tid bits to the story.
Eye color, skin pigmentation, emotional state, opinions on a topic of interest all have the opportunity to make a rather blah sentence more appealing.
I also add to the character description as I write new aspects of a character within the story. It helps you to not to contradict yourself. There is nothing like saying a character is a tom boy who hates pink, then five chapters later sending her out to the mall, where she ends up buying a pink chiffon dress.