Replace “dramatic high-contrast studio lighting” with “large diffused window light with soft fill,” and change “deep near-black background” to “warm ivory background.” Keep “polished reflective finish,” but replace “glossy dark charcoal surface” with “matte beige surface” to reduce the severe contrast while retaining a refined product shot.

Replace “close, angled product framing emphasizing diagonal placement and reflections” with “extreme close-up centered product framing, tube filling most of the frame.” Change “lying diagonally” to “positioned horizontally across the center,” and add “sharp focus on the logo and cap with shallow depth of field” so the branding becomes the primary focal point.

Keep the structural phrases “glossy dark charcoal surface,” “deep near-black background,” “a soft vertical strip of light,” “dramatic high-contrast studio lighting,” and “minimalist editorial composition” unchanged. Replace “luxury mascara tube” with items such as “sleek rose-gold lipstick case,” “black glass foundation bottle,” or “compact cream blush pot,” then vary only the placement phrase, such as “standing upright,” “angled three-quarters toward camera,” or “open beside its lid.”