Get-ready-with-me routine where the product appears as one natural step. Zero-resistance native placement.
VIDEO PROMPT (Seedance 2.0, no spoken dialogue): Vertical 9:16, 10 seconds. SUBJECT: woman, early 20s, slicked-back bun, matching cream loungewear set. LOCATION: bedroom vanity — bulb-lit mirror, cluttered tray of half-used products, a scrunchie and claw clip on the counter, string lights soft in the background. LIGHT: mirror bulbs as key, warm window fill from the right. CAMERA: locked-off phone propped against the mirror, slight down-angle, lo-fi authentic feel. BEATS — 0.0–1.5s: Hard start mid-motion — she pats moisturizer onto her cheeks with both hands, fast and rhythmic (motion already happening in frame one is the hook; never open on a still). 1.5–4.0s: Quick natural cuts of routine: brow gel, a sip from a glass water bottle, hair check in the mirror. 4.0–7.0s: She picks up [PRODUCT — e.g. "a small blue jar of Glow Recovery eye cream"] without ceremony, uses it for two seconds — [USAGE ACTION — e.g. "dots it under her eyes and blends with her ring finger"] — one tiny satisfied nod at her reflection. 7.0–10.0s: She stands and grabs the product off the counter as she exits frame; the vanity holds empty for a beat. Warm film-like grade, shallow depth of field. No direct camera address, no captions baked in, no logos except the product's own label, no watermark, hands with five fingers. AUDIO (post): soft lo-fi pop bed plus subtle room foley; add the overlay "step 3 changed everything" in CapCut.