Description

Create a 15-second vertical 9:16 photorealistic UGC skincare video featuring a real adult female beauty creator using Lancôme Absolue The Eye Cream as part of her everyday skincare routine at home. **Visual style: authentic, natural, relatable, casually elegant, and completely photorealistic.** The footage should feel like it was filmed by a real beauty creator on a high-quality smartphone in her own home, with natural window light and minimal editing. Avoid the overly polished, artificial look of traditional luxury beauty commercials. **PRODUCT REFERENCE:** Use the provided Lancôme Absolue The Eye Cream image as the exact product reference. Preserve the original gold jar, lid shape, proportions, packaging color, logo, and label. Keep the product visually consistent across every shot. **THE WOMAN:** A naturally attractive adult woman in her early 30s, with realistic skin texture, visible natural pores, subtle under-eye lines, natural eyebrows, and minimal everyday makeup. Her hair is casually styled, and she wears a comfortable cream or white cotton top. She looks relaxed, approachable, and confident, like a genuine skincare enthusiast sharing her personal routine. Avoid heavy makeup, excessive retouching, or a model-like commercial pose. **ENVIRONMENT:** A real, tidy but lived-in bedroom or bathroom vanity. Soft morning sunlight enters through a nearby window, creating gentle shadows on her face. Neutral walls, a simple mirror, a few everyday skincare items, and a clean countertop. The environment should feel authentic and personal, not like a luxury hotel or studio set. ### Shot 1 — Product Close-Up (0–2s) A close-up of the Lancôme Absolue eye cream jar on a real bathroom vanity beside a mirror. Soft morning window light falls across the golden packaging. The camera gently moves closer, capturing natural reflections and the authentic texture of the jar. The background is softly out of focus. ### Shot 2 — Casual Medium Shot (2–5s) The woman stands naturally at the vanity, holding the eye cream jar at chest height. She looks into the camera with a small, genuine smile, briefly showing the product before opening it. Her shoulders are relaxed, and her movements feel spontaneous rather than rehearsed. Frame her from the waist or chest up. ### Shot 3 — Opening the Product (5–7s) A close-up of her hands naturally opening the eye cream jar. Show realistic hand movements, subtle skin details, and the golden packaging catching soft daylight. Keep the camera close, with gentle handheld movement and no dramatic commercial lighting. ### Shot 4 — Eye Cream Application (7–11s) A tight close-up of her face as she gently taps a small amount of eye cream around the orbital bone with her ring finger. Capture realistic skin pores, natural under-eye texture, eyelashes, and subtle facial movement. She looks toward the mirror rather than constantly posing for the camera. The application should be slow, gentle, and believable. ### Shot 5 — Natural Half-Body Routine (11–13s) Return to a medium shot. She finishes applying the cream, looks at herself in the mirror, and casually picks up the jar. The camera captures an unforced, everyday moment. Maintain consistent lighting, appearance, clothing, and background. ### Shot 6 — Product and Creator Together (13–15s) She turns slightly toward the camera and holds the eye cream jar beside her face, with the label facing forward. She gives a relaxed, understated smile. End with a brief close-up of the jar in her hand, with her face softly visible in the background. ### CAMERA AND IMAGE QUALITY Photorealistic live-action footage, natural smartphone-style cinematography, soft morning window light, gentle handheld camera movement, realistic autofocus, natural exposure, authentic skin texture, subtle imperfections, realistic hair strands, accurate hand anatomy, natural color grading, soft neutral whites, warm beige tones, gentle shadows, and restrained contrast. Use clean, natural cuts between shots. Maintain a candid, personal atmosphere with the visual quality of a well-produced creator video, not a glossy studio advertisement. ### NEGATIVE PROMPT CGI, animation, illustration, artificial skin, plastic skin, excessive skin smoothing, heavy beauty filters, exaggerated makeup, overly posed expressions, luxury studio set, dramatic spotlighting, excessive golden glow, unrealistic reflections, fake skin texture, distorted fingers, extra fingers, changing face, changing hairstyle, changing clothing, changing product packaging, misspelled logo, floating jar, exaggerated cream texture, excessive sharpening, artificial HDR, overproduced commercial aesthetic. **FINAL REQUIREMENT:** Keep the woman, product, and home environment consistent throughout the sequence. Prioritize authenticity, natural movement, believable skincare application, and a warm, intimate at-home feeling. The result should look like a real skincare creator's everyday video that viewers would naturally trust.