Skincare Close-Up – Fixed Pose Product Alignment Visual

Use the provided product image as the absolute reference anchor. The product’s shape, color, proportions, label design, orientation, and material must remain 100% unchanged and identical. Do not reinterpret, redesign, stylize, or modify the product in any way. Create a premium skincare advertisement featuring a single young female model whose pose and composition are built around exact product placement. The model must naturally hold and align with the product while maintaining consistent positioning. The face must be centered with a slight natural head tilt and a subtle confident smile. Maintain consistent facial structure with an oval face shape, natural skin texture, minimal makeup, and clean natural eyebrows. The product must be held vertically, covering exactly the left side of the face only. Ensure precise alignment between the product and the face. The grip must be natural with visible fingers and no distortion. The product edges must remain sharp, proportionally accurate, and correctly positioned relative to the face. Skin should appear hydrated with a soft natural glow and visible realistic pores. Add one small cream dab on the right cheek only, fixed in position with no variation in size or placement. The model must wear a plain light pastel grey or white top with no patterns, accessories, or variation. Use a close-up portrait framing (head and shoulders only) with a straight-on eye-level camera angle. No tilt, rotation, zoom variation, or distortion. Apply soft diffused studio lighting from the front-left direction, maintaining consistent brightness, soft highlights on skin, and balanced shadows. Avoid harsh shadows, lighting shifts, or color inconsistencies. Use a clean soft grey studio background with no texture, gradients, props, or environmental variation. Maintain a minimal, modern, premium Korean skincare aesthetic with no additional elements. Ensure both the product and the model’s face are in sharp focus, with shallow depth of field but no blur on the subject. The final output must be ultra-high resolution (8K), photorealistic, clean, and brand-ready with natural color grading. The product must remain the dominant visual anchor in every generation.