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Promptsbrand-commercialUGC Sunscreen Ad: Sunburn Relief with DELURE

UGC Sunscreen Ad: Sunburn Relief with DELURE

A 15-second UGC-style sunscreen advert following a young British woman on a hot city street as the sun reddens her cheeks, then applying a DELURE sunscreen bottle that soothes her skin back to normal. The prompt uses character-lock references for appearance and identity consistency, with five timed cuts ending on a clean hero product shot.

Prompt (original, unmodified)

WOMAN = a 26-year-old British woman, natural relatable UGC style, warm fair skin that reddens easily in the sun, light freckles across nose and cheeks, shoulder-length wavy light-brown hair loose, soft brows, blue-grey eyes, everyday face with minimal makeup, wearing a strappy pastel summer top with sunglasses pushed up on her head. Authentic girl-next-door energy. Appearance only.

CITY = a sunny city street on a blazing hot summer afternoon, bright pavements, shopfronts, street trees, heat haze shimmering, an intensely bright sun high in a clear blue sky, harsh direct sunlight, strong warm highlights and glare. Environment only.

DELURE = a sleek modern sunscreen bottle, clean minimal pastel-and-white packaging, the brand name "DELURE" printed clearly and legibly across the front in a modern sans-serif font, premium skincare look. Product only.

SCENE: a warm, authentic UGC-style sunscreen advert. A young British woman walks through a sunny city on a blazing hot day; the harsh sun is reddening her cheeks. She stops, takes a DELURE sunscreen bottle from her bag, and applies the cream to her cheeks; the redness fades and her skin calms back to normal, healthy and happy. She smiles, relieved. The advert ends on a clean product shot of the DELURE bottle.

TECHNICAL: 16:9 (or 9:16 vertical if preferred for UGC), bright natural handheld UGC-style camera, warm sunny summer color grade, crisp and clean, realistic self-filmed advert feel, shallow depth of field on the product shots, photorealistic.

CUTS:
CUT 1 (0-3s): Zoom straight into the blazing bright sun high in the clear blue sky, intense glare and lens flare, heat haze. Then tilt down to the woman walking along the sunny city street, squinting slightly against the heat, fanning herself.
CUT 2 (3-6s): Camera zooms in on her FACE — warm and sunlit, her cheeks visibly flushed and reddened from the harsh sun, a slightly uncomfortable expression. Close on the reddened cheeks.
CUT 3 (6-9s): She stops, reaches into her bag, and pulls out the DELURE sunscreen bottle. She squeezes a little cream onto her fingertips and gently applies it to her reddened cheeks, smoothing it in.
CUT 4 (9-12s): Close-up on her CHEEKS — the redness visibly fading and calming, her skin returning to its normal healthy warm-fair tone, soothed and even. She relaxes, the discomfort gone, and smiles softly with relief.
CUT 5 (12-15s): Camera shifts to a clean hero product shot of the DELURE sunscreen bottle held up in the sunlight (or resting on a bright surface), the brand name "DELURE" sharp and clearly legible, sunlight catching the packaging. A polished final beat.

RULES: References are appearance only, do not recreate. Keep the woman's face and identity consistent across every cut. The brand name "DELURE" must be spelled correctly

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How this prompt compares

Computed from the 5,926 prompts in this library, not from this prompt alone. How the data is produced.

The techniques this prompt uses are more common in commercial prompts than in the library overall:

TechniqueIn commercialLibrary averageLift
warm tone lighting31%17%1.82x
lens flare lighting12%7%1.76x

"Lift" is how much more often the technique appears in commercial prompts than across the whole library.

Across all 5,926 prompts, the techniques used here appear at: natural light 29%, handheld 24%, warm tone 17%, pull-out 10%.

The 15s duration is not arbitrary: 71% of the prompts in this library that state a duration ask for exactly 15 seconds — Seedance 2.0 accepts clips up to 15 seconds, so 15s is the model's ceiling and the most common choice.

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