Serum Bottle · Nightly Glow UGC

Wan 3.0; 30s; 9:16; sound on; product/vanity photo + presenter identity reference, non-first-frame mode. A soft, natural skincare product demonstration that preserves real skin texture, glass translucency and liquid reflections, with no beauty-filter smoothing. Show the dropper dispensing a single drop onto a fingertip and being gently pressed onto the skin. Explain that the dropper makes it easy to dispense a little at a time; make no ingredient, repair, brightening, or instant-effect claims. Reference images: image 1 locks the pink glass dropper bottle, the cream jar and the vanity setting; image 2 locks the adult woman's face, her dark brown hairstyle and the white bathrobe. Image 2 locks the person only and does not inherit the plain studio background. The cream jar stays as a silent prop, and no order of use between the two products is implied. Scene: the same vanity with soft window light. The dropper bottle stands on the countertop with the cream jar beside it. There is exactly one cap and one dropper throughout. The bottle starts closed. Shot 1 [0-6s] 50mm medium close-up of the presenter and products; her mouth, the closed dropper bottle and the cream jar are in frame together. She gestures naturally at the dropper bottle and says: "A dropper lets you apply this serum a little at a time." Shot 2 [6-12s] Hard cut to an 85mm close-up of the hands. The twisting-open action is omitted through an explicit edit; the shot begins with the bottle already open, cap and dropper held together in her right hand, her left fingertips spread open. She dispenses a single drop onto the left fingertip and stops. No dialogue. Shot 3 [12-18s] Hard cut back to the 50mm medium close-up; retrieving the dropper and twisting the cap back on are explicitly omitted. The closed bottle is back in place and a single drop of serum is visible on the left fingertip. Her mouth is visible as she says: "Apply a drop to clean fingertips, then gently press it onto skin." Shot 4 [18-24s] Hard cut to an 85mm close-up from the side. The left fingertip gently presses the cheek once, then moves away naturally; the serum shows only a real, localized sheen, and skin texture and tone stay unchanged. No dialogue. Shot 5 [24-30s] Hard cut back to the 50mm two-shot of presenter and products, hands lowered naturally, the closed dropper bottle and cream jar in place. She says: "Choose it if you prefer a dropper format in your skincare routine." Sound: one consistent, natural English female voice across the whole piece, lip-synced, with an unhurried pace and pauses at the ends of sentences. Spoken on-camera lines happen only when the mouth is visible; hand and cheek close-ups carry no dialogue. Keep soft room ambience and faint, natural handling sounds; the omitted cap actions add no extra sound effects. No background music. Limits: the bottle never squeezes or deforms; the dropper never pierces the skin or comes near the eyes; the cream jar stays closed and untouched. Opening and closing are bridged through explicit edit omissions and never shown as self-restoring. The liquid never appears or disappears arbitrarily, and nothing generates whitened skin, erased pores, or before/after comparisons. Keep the product's original appearance; no added copy, captions, auto-subtitles, or watermarks.

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