Same prompt, generated with each model separately — click one to see how it holds up.
Why this works
The “portrait-closeup” framing and “close-up of gloved hands holding” language make the bottle, hands, and foam fill the image, while “shallow depth of field” keeps attention on their texture. “Soft pastel green background” establishes the fresh spa mood, and the dominant green, gold, and white palette links the backdrop, amber glass, and foam into a clean color harmony. “Diffused studio lighting with crisp highlights on the bottle and pump” supplies the polished commercial finish, while “dense, foamy bubbles,” “high-detail foam texture,” and “realistic skin-and-foam interaction” make the product feel tactile rather than digitally smooth.
FAQ
→How do I make the shampoo bottle more prominent than the hands and bubbles?
Replace “close-up of gloved hands holding” with “centered hero shot of the shampoo bottle, hands cropped to the lower edges,” and change “several large translucent bubbles drifting near the lens” to “a few small background bubbles.” Add “bottle label fully visible and sharply focused” after “crisp highlights on the bottle and pump.”
→How do I shift this from a fresh spa mood to a warmer, more luxurious tone?
Replace “soft pastel green background” with “warm ivory and muted champagne studio background,” and change “diffused studio lighting” to “warm directional studio lighting with golden rim light.” Keep “frosted amber shampoo bottle” and “premium glossy reflections,” but replace “clean spa aesthetic” with “opulent boutique beauty aesthetic.”
→How do I create a consistent series using this prompt with different products?
Keep the fixed structure, including “portrait-closeup,” “diffused studio lighting with crisp highlights,” “soft pastel green background,” and “shallow depth of field,” then replace “frosted amber shampoo bottle” with variants such as “frosted cobalt conditioner bottle,” “pearl-white facial cleanser tube,” or “translucent rose-gold body wash bottle.” Match each replacement with a coordinated foam or liquid phrase, such as “silky white cream ribbon” or “clear gel droplets,” while retaining “gloved hands” and “elegant beauty advertising composition.”
