Shampoo Bottle – Haircare Forced Perspective Ad Visual

Use the attached shampoo product image as the absolute reference anchor. The bottle must be directly used from the provided image and remain 100% unchanged in shape, size, color, glossy finish, orange cap, label design, typography, proportions, and reflections. Do not recreate, redesign, stylize, or modify the product in any way. The exact product from the input image must appear in the final output. Create a premium haircare advertisement where the entire composition is built around the attached product. The product is the dominant foreground element, and the model must adapt to its position, angle, and scale. Generate a single young female model with long, smooth, voluminous brown hair styled in soft waves. Hair must remain consistent across generations with visible strand detail, natural shine, and realistic flow. Skin must appear natural with realistic texture and visible pores, no over-smoothing. Expression must be fixed: relaxed, confident, slightly dreamy, with a subtle editorial feel and direct engagement toward the camera. Pose must be controlled and repeatable: slight body tilt with one arm extended forward holding the product. The posture must remain consistent without exaggerated motion or variation. The model’s body must stay positioned behind the product, supporting the forced perspective composition. Product placement is fixed and critical: the shampoo bottle must be held extremely close to the camera, centered and dominant in the frame, using a strong forced perspective effect. The product must appear largest and closest to the lens with accurate perspective scaling and no distortion. The hand must grip the real product naturally with correct anatomy, visible skin texture, and no warping. Maintain consistent finger placement and alignment with the product across generations. Depth of field must be shallow and controlled: the product remains in ultra-sharp macro focus with crisp branding visibility, while the model remains slightly softened in the background but still clearly recognizable. Introduce subtle motion blur only in the model’s body (not the face or product) to enhance editorial energy while maintaining identity clarity. Clothing must remain fixed: fitted white sleeveless crop top and classic blue denim jeans. No variation, no accessories. Use a clean white studio background with no texture, props, or environmental variation. Lighting must be soft, diffused, and high-key, simulating a premium studio setup. Maintain consistent brightness with minimal harsh shadows. Add subtle highlights along the bottle edges to enhance shape and gloss. Ensure lighting direction, reflections, and color temperature match between the real product and generated model so both appear naturally integrated in the same environment. Camera setup must be locked: slight low-angle perspective, product closest to the lens, model positioned mid-background and slightly off-center for balance. No tilt, no rotation, no zoom variation, and no uncontrolled lens distortion. Maintain a luxury salon aesthetic with a clean, minimal, editorial + product photography hybrid style. No additional elements. Ensure ultra high resolution (8K), photorealistic rendering, sharp branding detail on the product, realistic textures (skin, hair, plastic, fabric), and commercial campaign quality output. Do not introduce extra objects, additional people, pose variation, background changes, lighting inconsistencies, stylization, text overlays, or branding modifications. The model must be generated to support the attached product, ensuring the product remains the dominant and unchanged focal point in every generation.