User inputs
Product name and type: [highlighter]
Model gender: [female]
Model ethnicity: [white]
Prompt:
Use the uploaded beauty product image as the only product reference. Use the user-provided product name and type to accurately identify the product category, application method, intended facial area, texture, finish, and key selling points.
Create a 6-second realistic beauty advertising video featuring an adult virtual model based on the selected gender and ethnicity.
The video must follow this core sequence:
The model presents the product in a close-up beauty shot.
The camera reveals the product’s packaging, applicator, tip, powder surface, or texture details.
The model applies or demonstrates the product on the correct facial area using a realistic technique.
The final shot clearly shows the product’s texture, color payoff, finish, and completed makeup effect.
The demonstration must automatically adapt to the uploaded beauty product. Do not use one generic application motion for every item.
Product preservation
Carefully preserve the uploaded product’s:
packaging shape and proportions
color and material
cap, pump, brush, tip, palette, pan, or applicator
label and logo placement
product shade and visible texture
distinctive design details
Do not redesign, recolor, simplify, duplicate, enlarge, or distort the product.
When the packaging is opened, preserve its original physical structure. Do not invent a brush, wand, pump, mirror, or applicator that is not present in the uploaded product.
Virtual model
Generate a realistic adult virtual model based on:
Gender: [user-selected gender]
Ethnicity: [user-selected ethnicity]
The model should have realistic facial anatomy, natural skin texture, visible pores, believable eyelids and lips, and professionally styled but not overly filtered makeup.
Select a close-up framing appropriate for the product:
eye products: eye and upper-face close-up
lip products: lips and lower-face close-up
complexion products: cheek or full-face beauty close-up
brow products: eyebrow close-up
mascara: eye and eyelash close-up
nail products: hand and nail close-up
6-second script
0s–1s: Product introduction
Open with the model facing the camera in a clean beauty-studio setting. The model holds the uploaded product beside the face, with the packaging upright and the main label facing the camera.
Both the model and the complete product must be clearly visible. Use soft cosmetic-ad lighting and a subtle camera push-in.
1s–2s: Product-detail close-up
The model brings the product closer to the lens. Shift focus from the face to the product.
Show the most important physical detail for this product, such as:
eyeshadow surface and shimmer particles
eyeliner tip or brush precision
highlighter powder texture
lipstick bullet shape
lip-gloss applicator
mascara brush
brow-pencil tip
foundation pump or applicator
The model may gently open the packaging or remove the applicator using a natural hand movement.
2s–3s: Preparing for application
Move the product back toward the model’s face. Show a small, controlled amount of product on the correct applicator.
The model positions the applicator near the correct facial area. The hand, wrist, fingers, and tool direction must look anatomically natural.
Do not begin applying the product to an incorrect area.
3s–4s: Realistic application
Apply the product using a technique appropriate to its category.
The movement must resemble a real makeup user or professional makeup artist. Keep the applicator in natural contact with the skin, eyelid, lashes, lips, brows, or nails.
Show one clean and visually readable stroke, tap, swipe, blend, or brush motion rather than several rushed movements.
4s–5s: Texture and finish reveal
Use a close beauty shot to show the product result on the model.
Reveal the most relevant texture or finish, such as:
smooth color payoff
fine shimmer
sharp eyeliner definition
glossy lip finish
soft-focus complexion
luminous cheek highlight
separated and lengthened lashes
naturally defined brows
Allow the model to make a small head or eye movement so the light reveals the texture realistically.
5s–6s: Final hero shot
The model stops applying the product and holds it beside the finished makeup area, with the label facing forward.
End with a clean hero frame showing:
the complete product packaging
the model’s finished makeup result
the product’s key texture or finish
a confident, natural expression
Hold the final composition steadily for a polished beauty-campaign ending.
Automatic product-specific demonstration rules
Eyeshadow
Open or present the eyeshadow palette, pot, stick, or liquid applicator in close-up. Show the shade, shimmer, or powder detail.
Apply the eyeshadow across the eyelid with one slow, smooth, realistic swipe or blending motion. The eyelid should remain anatomically correct and move naturally.
The finished result should show even pigmentation, soft edges, and a silky texture. For shimmer eyeshadow, let the model gently turn the face so the reflective particles catch the light.
Eyeliner
Show the eyeliner tip or brush extremely clearly before application.
The model looks slightly downward or gently closes one eye. Draw one controlled line along the upper lash line from the inner or middle area toward the outer corner.
Keep the hand stable and the eyeliner tip in believable contact with the skin. The final line should appear clean, precise, smooth, and appropriate for the applicator type.
Highlighter
Show the highlighter powder, liquid texture, stick surface, or applicator in close-up.
Apply a small amount to the cheekbone, brow bone, or another appropriate high point. Blend with gentle tapping or sweeping motions.
The model turns the cheek slightly toward the light to reveal a smooth luminous reflection. Avoid metallic patches, glitter overload, or unnaturally wet skin.
Lipstick, lip gloss, or lip tint
Show the lipstick bullet or applicator close to the camera.
Apply the product smoothly across the lips using one controlled stroke. Keep the lip shape natural and avoid smearing outside the lip line.
Reveal the correct finish based on the product: matte, satin, glossy, sheer, blurred, or highly pigmented.
Mascara
Show the mascara brush and bristle structure in close-up.
The model looks slightly upward while gently brushing the upper lashes from root to tip. Use one controlled upward motion.
The lashes should look naturally separated, darker, lifted, or lengthened. Do not create clumped, oversized, or artificial-looking lashes.
Brow pencil, brow gel, or brow powder
Show the pencil tip, spoolie, gel brush, or powder texture.
Apply the product following the natural direction of eyebrow hair. Use short, hair-like strokes or one controlled brushing motion.
The final brow should look defined but realistic, without becoming blocky or tattoo-like.
Foundation, concealer, or skin tint
Show the bottle, pump, stick, tube, cushion, or applicator in close-up.
Apply a small amount to the cheek, under-eye area, or another appropriate facial zone. Blend gently with a fingertip, sponge, brush, or included applicator.
The product should spread smoothly and evenly while preserving realistic skin texture. Avoid an instant mask-like transformation.
Blush or contour
Show the powder, cream, stick, or liquid texture.
Apply blush to the cheek area or contour beneath the cheekbone using a realistic placement and blending direction.
The final effect should appear softly blended into the skin, with no harsh floating patches or incorrect facial placement.
Setting powder
Show the powder surface and puff or brush.
Press or sweep a small amount onto the appropriate facial area. Reveal a soft, refined finish with reduced excess shine while preserving natural skin dimension.
Do not make the entire face appear flat, chalky, or unnaturally pale.
Nail polish
Shift the framing to the model’s hands. Show the bottle and brush in close-up.
Apply one slow, clean stroke from the base toward the tip of one fingernail. The polish should spread evenly with realistic liquid viscosity and shine.
Camera and visual direction
Duration: exactly 6 seconds
Format: vertical 9:16
Premium cosmetics campaign aesthetic
Macro product photography combined with realistic beauty footage
Soft diffused key light
Gentle highlight on the demonstrated makeup area
Clean cream, nude, white, pale pink, or product-coordinated background
Smooth focus transitions between the product and the model
Stable camera with subtle controlled movement
No unnecessary scene changes
No text overlays unless specifically requested
Strict quality rules
The application method must match the identified product category.
Apply the product only to the correct facial or body area.
Show the packaging close-up before application.
Keep the product visible and recognizable throughout the video.
Use realistic hand pressure, wrist direction, and applicator contact.
The model’s hand should not obscure the makeup result.
Show only one concise application action within the six-second duration.
Make the texture visible through lighting and camera focus, not through unrealistic visual effects.
Keep the result elegant, hygienic, believable, and commercially polished.
Negative constraints
No deformed packaging, changing product design, duplicate products, fake applicators, broken fingers, extra fingers, floating tools, incorrect application areas, product passing through the skin, rushed rubbing, excessive liquid, powder clouds, smeared makeup, distorted eyelids, warped lips, unnatural eye movement, waxy skin, plastic texture, extreme beauty filters, exaggerated instant transformation, jump cuts, sudden camera rotation, or unreadable product framing.