9 AI Product Replacement Prompts for Beauty & Skincare Campaigns

Create an ultra-photorealistic premium skincare/beauty campaign photograph based on the uploaded composition. Replace the original cream jar with [MY PRODUCT].

Composition & Camera Angle

Extreme close-up beauty editorial composition featuring two female models positioned on opposite sides of the frame, with only approximately half of each face visible. The camera is positioned straight-on at eye level, extremely close to the subjects, using a tight macro beauty crop. The left model occupies the left 35–40% of the frame, while the right model occupies the right 35–40%. Their faces are partially cut naturally by the outer edges of the image. Place [MY PRODUCT] precisely in the center of the frame between their faces, approximately at cheek/nose level, appearing visually suspended or carefully positioned between them. The product slightly overlaps the inner edges of both faces. Maintain the same intimate compressed framing as the reference. The models’ eyes look slightly upward and away from the camera, creating an effortless high-fashion beauty campaign feeling. Do not have either model stare directly into the lens.

Product Accuracy

Use the uploaded [MY PRODUCT] reference exactly. Preserve the exact container shape, dimensions, cap, material, finish, proportions, colors, logo, typography, label placement, spelling and all visible packaging details. Do not redesign or simplify the product. Keep the label facing directly toward the camera and perfectly readable. Product size should feel realistic, roughly covering the center space between the models without becoming oversized.

Model Direction

Left model: fair/light skin tone, softly groomed natural eyebrow, light blue/grey eye, minimal clean makeup, subtle pink glossy lips. Right model: rich medium-deep brown skin tone, dark brown eye, defined natural eyebrow, long braided hair softly visible behind the face, understated nude lip.

Critical Skin Texture

Make both faces highly photorealistic and unretouched. Preserve visible pores, tiny facial hairs and peach fuzz, subtle acne marks and micro-blemishes, faint uneven pigmentation, natural under-eye texture, realistic lip lines, eyebrow hairs individually visible, fine skin creases around the eyes, realistic sebaceous texture around the nose and cheeks, and soft natural skin sheen. Skin must not look airbrushed, waxy, plastic, porcelain, CGI, overly smooth or beauty-filtered. Keep realistic differences between the two skin tones and realistic specular highlights.

Lighting & Lens

Bright high-end beauty studio photography, huge diffused frontal softbox with gentle fill, clean luminous highlights across cheekbones and forehead, very soft shadows, realistic catchlights in the eyes. Neutral bright off-white/light grey seamless studio background. 85–100mm macro beauty lens look, straight-on perspective, very sharp focus on eyes, skin texture and product label, subtle depth of field, premium commercial skincare photography, natural color science, high dynamic range, extremely detailed, realistic optical sharpness, luxury editorial advertising aesthetic.

Output

Aspect ratio: 3:4 vertical. No extra objects, no extra products, no additional text, no floating graphics, no decorative elements, no watermark.

Avoid

Distorted faces, extra facial features, asymmetrical eyes, excessive skin smoothing, plastic skin, artificial freckles, oversaturated skin, fake shine, warped packaging, changed logo, incorrect label text, oversized product, tilted product, product covering the eyes, excessive depth-of-field blur.

Create an ultra-photorealistic premium skincare campaign image inspired by the uploaded reference composition. A fashion-beauty editorial shot featuring one female model centered in frame, standing against a clean light beige / off-white seamless studio background. She is wearing an oversized light blue button-down shirt, slightly open at the collar, giving a soft effortless luxury skincare-ad feel.

Composition & Pose

The camera is positioned straight-on at about chest-to-eye level, with a vertical framing. The model raises both arms upward, holding a large cream-colored fluffy sherpa cosmetic pouch above her head with both hands. The pouch is slightly open, and multiple skincare product containers are falling out in mid-air. Capture one product partly emerging from the pouch opening, 2–3 products floating/falling around the model’s head and upper torso, and 1 product closer to the camera in the foreground for depth. The model is placed in the middle of the frame, looking directly toward the camera with a calm, confident, slightly editorial beauty expression.

Product Replacement

Replace all visible jars/products with [MY PRODUCT]. Preserve the exact packaging design from the uploaded product reference: exact container shape, lid/cap shape, material and finish, proportions, color, logo, typography, label placement, and all visible text clean and readable. Do not redesign the product. Keep every floating product consistent with the same branding and packaging style. Slight perspective variation is fine depending on angle, but the identity must remain exact.

Model Details

Young female beauty model with a soft sculpted face, natural glam makeup, subtle winged eyeliner, nude glossy lips, softly defined cheekbones, smooth but realistic skin, and medium-length light brown hair, loose and naturally styled.

Skin Texture

Maintain realistic skin texture: visible pores, slight natural unevenness, subtle peach fuzz, realistic lip texture, natural highlights on cheeks and forehead. Avoid overly airbrushed or plastic skin.

Lighting & Style

Soft premium studio lighting with diffused frontal light, gentle shadow under the floating products, balanced highlights on face and packaging, and a soft airy minimal aesthetic. High-end commercial skincare photography, luxury editorial, suspended motion shot, polished yet natural.

Lens / Look

Shot like an 85mm fashion-beauty lens, crisp focus on the model and nearest products, with slight depth separation between foreground and background objects.

Output

Aspect ratio: 3:4 vertical. No extra text, watermark, extra props, messy background, or additional products beyond the intended floating set.

Avoid

Distorted hands, duplicate products with wrong labels, warped packaging, plastic skin, unnatural anatomy, excessive motion blur.

Create an ultra-photorealistic premium skincare/beauty campaign portrait based closely on the uploaded reference composition. Replace the original tube with [MY PRODUCT], while preserving the same intimate framing, pose, fabric styling, camera angle, lighting softness, and editorial mood.

Composition & Camera

Tight vertical close-up portrait, camera positioned straight-on at eye level, approximately 85mm portrait-lens perspective. The model’s face is centered and fills most of the frame from forehead to upper chest. Keep the crop intimate and symmetrical, with the face surrounded by voluminous fabric. The product sits vertically beside the model’s right cheek, slightly angled inward toward her face, extending roughly from temple level to jaw/chin level. The model holds the product gently with one hand, fingers naturally wrapping around the front/side without covering the main branding.

Fabric Styling

Wrap the model almost completely inside a large, soft cream/off-white duvet or oversized cotton blanket with very subtle pale grey-blue stripes. The blanket forms a cocoon-like hood around the head and shoulders, creating large soft folds around the entire frame. Fabric should look realistic, slightly wrinkled, lightweight cotton/linen, tactile and natural—not perfectly styled or CGI-smooth.

Model

Young female beauty model with straight dark brown/black hair, center-parted, with a few loose strands naturally falling across the cheeks and blanket. Calm neutral expression, lips relaxed and slightly closed, looking directly into the camera. Minimal clean beauty makeup.

Skin Texture

Preserve authentic photorealistic skin with visible pores, fine facial hairs/peach fuzz, faint natural blemishes, subtle uneven pigmentation, tiny acne marks where appropriate, realistic nose texture, under-eye micro-texture, individual eyebrow hairs and eyelashes, and natural lip lines. Add a soft natural rosy flush across both cheeks and slightly across the bridge of the nose. Skin should have a delicate healthy sheen but must not look airbrushed, plastic, porcelain, waxy, or beauty-filtered.

Product Replacement

Use the uploaded [MY PRODUCT] as the exact product reference. Preserve exact packaging silhouette and dimensions, exact bottle/tube/jar shape, exact cap/pump/lid, exact material and surface finish, exact brand colors, logo, typography, label placement, readable spelling and proportions. Do not redesign, stylize, simplify, or recolor the product. Keep the main label facing toward the camera and make the product realistically sized relative to the model’s face.

Hand Details

Elegant natural hand pose, realistic fingers and knuckles, subtle skin creases, neatly manicured medium-length nails in a soft nude/milky tone. No extra fingers, fused fingers, warped nails, or product intersecting the hand.

Lighting & Aesthetic

Soft diffused beauty-studio lighting from the front and slightly above. Very gentle shadows inside blanket folds, luminous but natural skin, subtle catchlights in both eyes, soft highlight on packaging. Bright warm off-white background blending naturally with the bedding. Contemporary Gen-Z skincare campaign, intimate luxury beauty editorial, cozy minimalism, tactile fabric textures, slightly dreamy but highly realistic.

Output

Aspect ratio: 3:4 vertical. No additional text, floating typography, graphics, watermark, jewelry unless barely visible, extra products, or distracting props.

Avoid

Overly smooth skin, fake freckles, plastic texture, exaggerated makeup, heavy contouring, distorted face, asymmetric eyes, extra fingers, warped hands, oversized product, product covering the eye, incorrect packaging, changed logo, misspelled label, artificial blanket texture, extreme depth-of-field blur.

Create an ultra-photorealistic premium skincare cleansing campaign image based closely on the uploaded reference composition. Replace the original cleanser tube with [MY PRODUCT], while preserving the same hand pose, foamy texture, camera angle, product orientation, lighting, clean background, and high-energy beauty-ad aesthetic.

Composition & Camera Angle

Extreme close-up studio product shot, framed tightly around one human hand gripping the product. Camera positioned almost straight-on with a slight downward/three-quarter angle, approximately 70–85mm macro commercial lens perspective. The hand enters from the lower-right side of the frame, angled diagonally upward toward the upper-left. [MY PRODUCT] is held firmly across the palm and fingers at roughly a 35–45° diagonal angle. The product should dominate the center-left of the composition while the wrist and forearm extend toward the lower-right.

Hand + Foam Styling

The entire hand is covered with thick fresh white cleansing foam, especially across the fingers, between the fingers, over the knuckles, along the palm, across the back of the hand, and around the wrist. Foam must look highly realistic with hundreds of visible micro-bubbles, different bubble sizes, translucent wet edges, glossy highlights, small gaps exposing natural skin underneath, and irregular organic foam buildup. The hand should look wet and freshly washed. Keep realistic hand anatomy: five fingers only, correct finger lengths, natural knuckles, visible tendons and subtle veins, realistic skin creases, natural nail beds, no distorted fingers or fused anatomy.

Product Placement

Use uploaded [MY PRODUCT] as the exact packaging reference. Preserve exact bottle/tube shape, dimensions and proportions, cap/pump/lid design, packaging color, material and finish, logo, typography, label hierarchy, text placement, readable spelling, graphics and branding. Do not redesign or simplify the packaging. Keep the main front label facing the camera and easily readable. If the product has a pump or dispenser, position it naturally according to its real construction.

Product Dispensing Detail

If physically appropriate for the real packaging, show a small realistic droplet of cleanser emerging from the dispensing opening. The droplet should be glossy, translucent or milky according to the actual product texture, slightly stretched due to gravity, physically connected to the nozzle/opening, and sharply detailed. Do not create a large unrealistic stream. If the real product cannot dispense from the visible end, do not invent a second cap or incorrect opening.

Skin Texture

Where skin remains visible beneath or around the foam, preserve authentic photorealistic skin texture: pores, fine hairs, subtle wrinkles, natural palm and wrist creases, faint veins, slight uneven skin tone, realistic wet sheen. No plastic or airbrushed skin.

Lighting & Background

Bright high-key commercial beauty lighting with a large frontal diffused softbox and slightly stronger directional highlight from upper-left. Crisp but soft-edged shadows, luminous foam highlights, clean reflections on packaging, and excellent separation between white foam and a pure white seamless studio background.

Overall Look

High-end Gen-Z skincare advertising, editorial cleanser campaign, clinical-clean meets playful beauty photography, macro detail, tactile foam texture, dramatic product interaction, glossy wet finish, premium commercial retouching while retaining realistic anatomy and skin texture.

Output

Aspect ratio: 3:4 vertical. No additional text, floating typography, graphics, watermark, or extra products.

Avoid

Fake shaving-cream texture, flat foam, oversized bubbles, distorted hand, extra fingers, warped product, changed packaging, incorrect logo, misspelled text, invented bottom-side cap placement, floating droplet, dry skin, plastic-looking skin, CGI appearance, excessive blur, messy background.

Create an ultra-photorealistic premium skincare/haircare product campaign image based closely on the uploaded reference composition. Replace the shampoo tube in the reference with [MY PRODUCT], while maintaining the same top-down camera angle, sink placement, faucet position, foam arrangement, warm monochromatic styling, lighting direction, product scale, and editorial composition.

Composition & Camera

Shoot from a true overhead 90° top-down angle, looking directly into a retro bathroom sink. Use a vertical 9:16 composition. The circular/oval sink basin fills most of the frame. Position [MY PRODUCT] vertically in the center of the basin, aligned almost perfectly with the frame, with the front label facing straight upward toward the camera. At the upper-left edge of frame, include a polished chrome faucet entering into the sink area. Near the upper-center/right, show a vintage white cross-handle tap with chrome detailing. Crop both fixtures naturally at the frame edges, matching the reference.

Sink & Color Styling

Use a glossy warm pastel yellow / butter-yellow ceramic sink with subtle tonal variation. The surrounding countertop should use the same warm yellow family for a cohesive monochromatic look. The basin should have soft realistic reflections, gentle wear-free ceramic texture, rounded contours, and believable depth.

Foam & Water

Scatter fresh cleansing foam naturally around the product inside the basin. Create one larger irregular foam patch behind the upper half of the product, another larger patch around the lower section, and a few small isolated bubble clusters around the sides. Use hundreds of tiny and medium translucent bubbles, irregular bubble sizes, thin watery edges, subtle rainbow-like reflections in some bubbles, and small amounts of clear water pooled at the bottom of the basin. The foam must look wet, airy, translucent and freshly created—not like shaving cream.

Product Accuracy

Use the uploaded [MY PRODUCT] as the exact packaging reference. Preserve exact container silhouette, height-to-width ratio, cap/pump/lid construction, packaging color, materials and finish, logo, typography, label layout, spelling, visible claims, graphic elements and proportions. Do not redesign, recolor, simplify, stretch, widen or shorten the product. Place it naturally inside the wet sink, lying flat with its front panel facing directly toward the camera.

Secondary Prop

Place a simple wide-tooth comb in the bottom-right corner, partly cropped by the frame. Use a comb in a shade that harmonizes with the sink —preferably muted yellow, cream, or a subtle complementary shade based on [MY PRODUCT]. The comb is secondary and must not compete with the hero product.

Lighting

Warm directional sunlight entering from the upper-left, creating soft yet defined shadows from the faucet and product, gentle highlights on chrome fixtures, bright reflective areas on ceramic, realistic sparkle on water and foam bubbles, and a slightly nostalgic late-morning bathroom atmosphere.

Overall Aesthetic

Premium Gen-Z beauty campaign, retro bathroom styling, warm monochromatic palette, playful yet minimal product photography, tactile water-and-foam textures, clean commercial styling, editorial skincare/haircare advertising. High-end commercial photography with a 50– 70mm equivalent overhead lens, crisp product label, realistic depth, natural color science, high dynamic range and subtle filmic softness.

Output

Aspect ratio: 9:16 vertical. No additional text, floating typography, graphics, watermark, hands, people, or extra products.

Avoid

Tilted camera, distorted sink, warped packaging, incorrect product proportions, unreadable label, duplicated product, excessive foam covering the branding, fake plastic bubbles, messy water splashes, modern minimalist faucet replacing the vintage fixtures, harsh flash, overly saturated yellow, CGI appearance.

Create an ultra-photorealistic premium skincare/product campaign image based closely on the uploaded reference composition. Replace the pink serum bottle in the basket with [MY PRODUCT], while preserving the same wicker basket, peach arrangement, outdoor grass setting, camera angle, sunlight, framing, and fresh summer editorial mood.

Composition & Camera Angle

Shoot from a slightly elevated 35–45° top-down angle, looking diagonally into a rustic woven wicker basket. Use a tight vertical crop, with the basket filling almost the entire frame. The upper and lower basket handles should enter the frame naturally and remain partially cropped. Place [MY PRODUCT] slightly right of center, resting diagonally on top of the peaches at approximately a 20–30° tilt, with the front label facing clearly toward the camera. The product should feel naturally nestled between the fruit rather than perfectly staged.

Basket Styling

Use a handmade warm honey-brown wicker basket with realistic woven cane texture, visible fiber variation, natural imperfections, warm sunlit highlights, curved rim and handle, and believable depth and shadow between the weave. Do not make the basket look plastic, polished, or CGI-perfect.

Peach Arrangement

Fill the basket with approximately 7–9 fresh ripe peaches, packed closely together. Peaches should have pale blush pink and creamy peach tones, deeper rosy-red patches, realistic velvety fuzz, tiny natural blemishes, slight color variation, subtle dimples and organic asymmetry, realistic stem cavities, and soft sunlight catching the peach fuzz. The peaches must look freshly picked, not smooth plastic spheres.

Product Accuracy

Use the uploaded [MY PRODUCT] as the exact product reference. Preserve exact packaging silhouette, container shape and dimensions, height-to-width ratio, cap/pump/lid, packaging color, finish and material, logo, typography, label hierarchy, text placement, spelling, graphics and proportions. Do not redesign, recolor, simplify, widen, stretch, or stylize the packaging. Keep the front branding facing the camera and realistically scaled among the peaches.

Outdoor Setting

Place the basket directly on lush natural green grass outdoors. The grass should be visible mainly around the outer edges of the basket, especially in the top-right and lower-right areas. Use realistic individual grass blades, subtle uneven growth, natural depth, warm sunlit patches, and gentle background blur.

Lighting

Use bright natural late-morning sunlight from the upper-left. Create warm sunlight on peaches, soft but defined shadows between fruit, subtle shadow from the basket handle, realistic highlight on the product, slightly glowing peach skin, and natural outdoor contrast.

Focus / Lens

Premium commercial lifestyle photography, approximately 50–70mm equivalent lens, shallow-to-moderate depth of field. Keep product label sharply focused, nearest peaches highly detailed, peach fuzz clearly visible, basket weave crisp around the product, and grass slightly softer toward the background.

Output

Aspect ratio: 3:4 vertical. No people, hands, extra products, added typography, watermark, or decorative graphics.

Avoid

Plastic peaches, fake fruit texture, perfectly uniform fruit, oversized product, warped label, incorrect packaging, changed logo, duplicate product, artificial basket texture, studio-white background, excessive blur, harsh flash, oversaturated pink, CGI appearance.

Create an ultra-photorealistic outdoor skincare/lifestyle campaign photograph based closely on the uploaded reference composition. Replace the mint-green skincare tube with [MY PRODUCT], while preserving the same hand pose, popsicle placement, accessories, bright sunlight, yellow taxi background, camera angle, framing, and playful summer editorial mood.

Composition & Camera

Vertical 3:4 frame, photographed at approximately eye/chest level with a straight-on street-fashion perspective using a 50–70mm lens. Crop tightly around one extended female arm entering from the right side of the frame. The hand sits slightly above center and simultaneously holds [MY PRODUCT], one bright red/pink fruit popsicle on a wooden stick, mint-green chunky rectangular sunglasses hanging downward, and a small structured mint-green handbag hanging from the wrist. Keep the product on the left side of the popsicle, angled slightly diagonally, with its main label facing toward the camera.

Product Accuracy

Use uploaded [MY PRODUCT] as the exact reference. Preserve exact bottle/tube/jar silhouette, dimensions and proportions, cap/pump/lid, packaging color, surface finish, logo, typography, label hierarchy, visible text and spelling, graphics and branding. Do not redesign, recolor, simplify or distort the packaging. The product should be realistically sized to fit naturally in one hand.

Hand & Skin

Use a naturally posed feminine hand with realistic anatomy: five fingers, natural knuckle structure, fine skin creases, visible pores and micro-texture, subtle veins, natural nails in a clean nude finish, and realistic sunlight highlights. No plastic skin or over-retouching.

Popsicle

Place a bright raspberry/watermelon-red frozen fruit popsicle vertically beside the product. Show realistic ice crystals, slightly uneven frozen fruit texture, tiny melting droplets, translucent red variations, subtle frost around the edges, and a natural wooden stick.

Accessories

Hang chunky mint/aqua rectangular sunglasses naturally from the fingers or hand below the product. Suspend a small structured box-shaped handbag from the wrist. Use a pale mint/aqua textured fabric with a matching short handle and small polished metal hardware. Accessories should coordinate visually without overpowering the product.

Background

Use a yellow city taxi/car immediately behind the hand, heavily softened by shallow depth of field. Include a dark tinted window across the center background, strong yellow bodywork at upper and lower portions, cropped urban billboard/signage in cyan/blue near the top, and subtle trees or city elements further behind. Background signage must remain blurred and unreadable.

Lighting & Palette

Use strong direct summer sunlight from upper-left/front, creating crisp directional shadows, bright highlights on skin, strong color contrast, subtle reflections on sunglasses, luminous product edges, realistic popsicle translucency, and slightly hard editorial shadows on the handbag. Palette: taxi yellow, cool mint/aqua accessories, fresh red/pink popsicle, natural warm skin, dark charcoal vehicle window, small cyan urban accents.

Output

Aspect ratio: 3:4 vertical. No face visible, no extra people, no additional products, no added text, no watermark, no duplicated accessories.

Avoid

Distorted fingers, extra hands, warped product packaging, incorrect label, oversized product, fake plastic popsicle, floating accessories, handbag deformation, overly blurred product, artificial CGI skin, generic studio background, excessive saturation.

Create an ultra-photorealistic premium skincare/body-care campaign image based closely on the uploaded reference composition. Replace the dark amber bottle in the reference with [MY PRODUCT], while preserving the same top-down bathtub composition, foamy water, hand placement, body framing, lighting direction, product scale, and intimate luxury self-care mood.

Composition & Camera Angle

Shoot from a true overhead 90° top-down angle, looking directly into a deep freestanding bathtub. Use a vertical 9:16 composition. The oval tub fills almost the entire frame. A woman is lying inside the bath, with only the top portion of her face/head barely visible at the bottom edge, both arms extended upward through the foam, and hands meeting near the center. She holds [MY PRODUCT] vertically between both hands, positioned in the exact visual center of the bath. The front label faces directly upward toward the camera and remains clearly readable. The arms create a natural symmetrical leading line from the bottom of the frame toward the hero product.

Product Accuracy

Use uploaded [MY PRODUCT] as the exact reference. Preserve exact packaging silhouette, bottle/tube/jar dimensions, cap/pump/dispenser, packaging color, material and finish, logo, typography, label hierarchy, text placement, readable spelling and proportions. Do not redesign, recolor, stretch, simplify, or stylize the packaging. Keep the product realistically sized between the hands. Hands & Skin Texture Both arms and hands should look highly realistic and slightly wet. Preserve visible pores, fine body hairs, natural wrist creases, realistic knuckles, faint veins and tendons, slight uneven skin tone, tiny water droplets, natural nail beds, and subtle wet sheen. Hands must have correct anatomy and five fingers each.

Bath Foam

Fill most of the bathtub with thick but realistic white bath foam. Create irregular clusters of large fluffy foam islands, medium bubbles, hundreds of tiny translucent bubbles, wet gaps showing water underneath, thin foamy edges, and scattered micro-bubbles around the arms. Foam should partially cover the woman’s chest and lower arms but leave the hands and product clearly visible. Make the foam wet, airy and naturally collapsed in places—not like shaving cream or cotton.

Botanical Details

Add a few understated ingredient-inspired elements floating naturally in the bath, such as 2–3 thin slices of [HERO INGREDIENT: ginger / lemon / cucumber / peach] and a few tiny dark botanical seeds. Keep them sparse and secondary.

Bathtub

Use a premium deep warm off-white / stone / muted beige bathtub, with a thick rounded rim visible around the outer edges. The surface should have realistic stone/enamel texture, subtle natural imperfections, slight moisture, and soft reflections.

Lighting

Use warm directional late-afternoon sunlight coming diagonally from the upper-left side. Create soft warm highlights across the foam, gentle shadows between bubble clusters, subtle highlights on wet arms, realistic reflections on packaging, slight sparkle from individual water droplets, and deeper cinematic shadows around the tub edges.

Overall Aesthetic

High-end luxury skincare campaign, intimate bathing ritual, premium wellness editorial, quiet luxury, natural ingredient storytelling, cinematic self-care photography, warm organic textures, slightly sensual but tasteful beauty advertising. Sharp focus on product and hands, with the lower face and distant foam slightly softer.

Output

Aspect ratio: 9:16 vertical. No additional text, floating graphics, watermark, jewelry, extra products, or fully visible nudity.

Avoid

Plastic foam, perfectly uniform bubbles, distorted arms, extra hands, warped bottle, incorrect label, oversized product, product partly hidden by foam, fake CGI water, bathtub clutter, excessive botanicals, artificial skin smoothing, harsh flash, overly bright white scene.

Create an ultra-photorealistic premium skincare/body-care campaign photograph based closely on the uploaded reference. Replace the two original bottles with [MY PRODUCT / MY PRODUCT RANGE], while preserving the same warm stone shower environment, shelf composition, camera angle, steam, water droplets, golden lighting, props, and quiet-luxury aesthetic.

Composition & Camera

Vertical 3:4 frame, photographed almost straight-on with a very slight downward perspective using a 70–85mm commercial product lens. A thick beige travertine/marble shower shelf runs horizontally across the lower third. Position two hero products upright near the center, standing closely side-by-side, with their front labels facing directly toward camera. Leave generous clean negative space throughout the upper section of the frame. Do not add the reference headline or any extra typography.

Product Accuracy

Use uploaded [MY PRODUCT] references exactly. Preserve exact bottle/container shape, proportions and dimensions, cap/pump/lid, packaging colors, material and surface finish, logo, typography, label hierarchy, text placement and spelling, graphics and branding. Do not redesign, simplify, recolor, widen, shorten, or stylize the packaging. Add a few tiny realistic water droplets naturally adhering to the bottles without covering the main branding.

Shower Environment

Create a premium shower/bathroom interior entirely in warm beige, taupe and soft sand tones. Background: large-format natural stone or travertine wall tiles, subtle cloudy mineral patterns, fine grout lines, damp surfaces, slightly darker wet areas, luxurious spa-like minimalism.

Steam

Fill the middle and upper portions of the scene with soft natural shower steam, gently drifting upward. Steam should be semi-transparent, irregular and organic, illuminated by the warm light, denser behind the products, and thin enough that the bottles remain crisp. Avoid fake smoke or heavy fog.

Props

On the left side of the products, place a natural wooden body brush with pale cream bristles resting horizontally on a small textured washcloth or soap dish. On the right side, place a warm honey/amber rectangular cleansing bar resting on a folded cream waffle-texture washcloth. Keep all props understated and secondary.

Water & Surface Texture

Add realistic moisture: scattered water droplets on the stone wall, beads of water along the shelf edge, tiny droplets underneath the shelf, subtle wet reflections around the bottles, and small irregular damp patches. The shelf must feel genuinely wet after a shower, not glossy like polished plastic.

Lighting

Use warm directional morning/late-afternoon sunlight entering softly from the upper-left. Create beautiful golden highlights through the steam, soft product shadows, warm reflections on wet stone, subtle rim lighting along bottle edges, realistic highlights on water droplets, and deep but gentle shadows around the shelf.

Overall Aesthetic

High-end body-care advertising, quiet luxury, warm spa ritual, architectural bathroom editorial, premium wellness photography, minimalist beauty campaign, natural materials, tactile textures, warm cinematic atmosphere. Extremely photorealistic, high dynamic range, natural color science, slight filmic softness, sharp hero-product labels, realistic stone micro-texture and physically accurate water droplets.

Output

Aspect ratio: 3:4 vertical. No additional text, headline, typography, watermark, people, hands, or extra products.

Avoid

Cold white bathroom lighting, grey sterile tiles, excessive steam hiding the products, CGI stone, plastic-looking bottles, warped packaging, incorrect logos, unreadable labels, oversized props, excessive reflections, floating objects, perfectly symmetrical artificial droplets.

Practical tip

When a product has an unusual pump, dome cap, transparent glass, embossed logo, or other signature construction, add one extra line describing that physical detail explicitly. This helps prevent packaging drift during generation.