Replace “close-up tabletop framing” with “extreme close-up centered on the gloved hands and pouring stream,” and change “shallow depth of field emphasizing glass reflections and hand activity” to “very shallow depth of field with the pouring stream, fingertips, and receiving jar in sharp focus.” Reduce “amber dropper bottles are still arranged neatly” to “only two softly blurred bottles at the rear edge” so the background does not compete.

Replace “warm late-afternoon window light with soft shadows” with “cool diffuse overhead laboratory lighting with crisp controlled shadows,” and substitute “honey-gold, walnut-brown, and cream” with “white, pale gray, and muted blue.” Change “dark walnut tabletop” to “matte white laboratory work surface” and “refined artisanal studio atmosphere” to “sterile contemporary formulation laboratory.”

Keep “photorealistic minimalist product photography,” “close-up tabletop framing,” and “highly detailed glass reflections” unchanged, then vary one controlled phrase per image: replace “slightly golden-tinted liquid” with “milky white serum,” “clear rose-infused oil,” or “pale green botanical extract.” Maintain “amber glass jars” and the same “warm late-afternoon window light” so the liquid color and ingredient action become the consistent series variables.