Use case: ads-marketing. Create a photorealistic creative concept plate for Wonder Hair Serum. Two DIFFERENT photographs of the SAME fictional adult woman, visibly taken on different days. This is a synthetic aspirational hair comparison, not evidence of product results. Advertising text and the clear AI-illustration disclosure will be added later.
Reference 1 is the physical bottle identity authority. Reference 2 is the exact flat label authority. Reproduce the real small 30mL amber bottle, black pipette cap and cream label faithfully.
Identity: a recognizably identical 36-year-old woman in both photos, softly oval face, slightly hooked straight nose, hazel brown eyes, naturally asymmetric dark eyebrows, warm olive skin, tiny mole on her left cheek, normal skin pores and faint under-eye lines. Preserve age, face shape, nose and eye spacing between the two occasions. Ordinary attractive person, candid smartphone photography, no airbrushing.
LEFT PHOTO: a disappointing hair day. She is in a modest cool-lit home bathroom with pale grey tiles, wearing a faded charcoal crew-neck T-shirt. Three-quarter front view, gaze cast downward to the small frayed lock she is gently holding between fingers, shoulders slumped, brows subtly drawn together, genuinely discouraged, lips closed and corners subtly down. Her dark chestnut hair is just below chin length, irregular thin ragged ends, short broken strands and flyaway frizz, dry matte rough texture, visibly damaged. Not a tidy fashion bob. No grotesque damage or crying melodrama.
RIGHT PHOTO: another day, another room: warm daylight in an ordinary bedroom with an out-of-focus cream wall and wooden dresser. The exact same woman now wears a muted sage-green open-collar linen shirt. More frontal pose, upright shoulders, head turned slightly toward camera, relaxed natural open smile with subtly visible teeth. Her chestnut hair is long to her lower ribs, lush dense soft waves, healthy luminous realistic individual strands, ends fully visible. One hand loosely rests below the long ends at waist. Do not copy any pose, fingers, expression, clothing, or background pixels from the left. Avoid wig-like exaggerated volume. The difference should read immediately at phone size.
Overall art direction: two large rectangular independent photo frames beside one another, slim pale warm-cream gutter, no unified blue studio background, no identical exposure or shadows, plausible indoor phone camera noise. Consistent apparent head size; both people recognizably the same but noticeably different occasions. Both faces and hair ends must be in frame. Elegant pale warm-cream paper surroundings, subtle photo edge shadows. At lower right below the portraits, a small real Wonder bottle stands naturally on cream stone with its own coherent contact shadow, photographed as part of the composition. No giant bottle obscuring hair.
No headline text, no words before/after, no customer name, no quote, no date, no star ratings, no testimonial UI. Only the real label wording appears on the physical bottle. No extraneous logos.
Native 4:5 portrait canvas. Exact composition guide as fractions: quiet cream header y=0–0.16. The two photo rectangles occupy x=.035–.49 and .51–.965, y=.18–.79. Heads around y=.27, faces fully visible, left frayed ends y=.46, right long ends around y=.70. Framing head to waist. Cream lower area y=.81–1.00 stays calm for deterministic text on left. Bottle lower right x=.82, from y=.82 to .975, not touching any person. No baked-in type.
