Create a 15-second native 9:16 vertical selfie-style UGC review of a reed diffuser in a cozy modern apartment with warm natural window light, a light wood side table, and a calm uncluttered interior. The entire video must remain portrait 9:16 and be composed specifically for mobile viewing, with no landscape crop, letterboxing, or squeezed widescreen composition. Use realistic skin texture, mild natural phone-camera movement, casual framing, and an authentic “showing a friend a small home fragrance I just set up” feeling. Use @Image1 only as the diffuser-in-use reference for the pale natural reeds, their loose fan arrangement, the amber-bottle styling, and the light-wood placement; the promotional graphics, crown badge, Chinese copy, the Air variant, and the second bottle size in @Image1 are not scene content and must not appear. Use @Image2 as the absolute product reference for the one hero fragrance-oil bottle. Use @Image3 as the presenter’s identity reference: preserve her recognizable face, long softly waved black hair with bangs, age range, skin tone, body proportions, white satin blouse, black trousers, and understated styling consistently across every shot. Preserve the @Image2 product exactly in every shot: one single squat dark amber-brown glass bottle with a broad rounded body, softly sloped shoulders, narrow dark neck, thick rounded lip, one dark charcoal-black cylindrical cap, and the small centered white physical label reading “Interior Fragrance Oil” above “Herbal.” Keep the bottle silhouette, proportions, dark glossy glass, neck, lip, cap, label wording, label size, and label placement consistent. Do not replace Herbal with Air, duplicate the bottle, add a second size, add a MUJI logo to the physical bottle, or invent decorative graphics. Preserve the real “Interior Fragrance Oil” and “Herbal” markings without mirroring, misspelling, replacing, enlarging, or distorting them. The pale diffuser reeds are separate accessories, as indicated by @Image1; do not imply that they are included with @Image2. Do not invent a spray nozzle, dropper, pump, candle wick, flame, electrical base, mist outlet, vapor, smoke, visible scent waves, colored fragrance trails, flowers, stones, or extra liquid containers. 0-4 seconds — vertical front-camera medium close-up. The @Image3 presenter holds the capped @Image2 bottle securely beside her face with the complete bottle and Herbal label facing the lens. She looks directly into the camera, gives a small pleased smile, and says naturally: “Okay, I just picked up this Herbal fragrance oil, and the amber bottle is so pretty.” 4-9 seconds — hard cut to a vertical propped-phone tabletop close-up. The same bottle stands upright and stable on the light wood table. With anatomically correct hands, she holds the bottle body with one hand, removes the existing dark cap once with the other, and places the cap beside the bottle. Without showing or inventing unseen internal parts, she inserts four separate pale natural diffuser reeds gently through the real bottle opening, one small bundle in a single controlled action, then releases them so they form a relaxed fan like @Image1. No spilling, splashing, dipping fingers, or bottle movement. She says: “The reeds are separate, so I’m adding a few now.” 9-12 seconds — remain in a close vertical back-camera-style product composition with no dialogue. The source-faithful Herbal bottle rests on the wood table with exactly four pale reeds fanning naturally upward. She adjusts only one reed slightly, then makes one gentle wafting motion above and beside the reeds toward herself from a comfortable distance. She gives a subtle genuine first-smell smile. Keep the fragrance invisible: absolutely no mist, smoke, vapor, glow, particles, or animated scent trails. Use only quiet cap contact, soft reed-on-glass sounds, and natural room tone. 12-15 seconds — hard cut to a close vertical front-camera composition with the complete diffuser in the foreground and the @Image3 presenter just behind it. Keep the Herbal label readable and all four reeds visible without crossing her eyes or obscuring her face. She looks into the lens and says with a relaxed approving expression: “The herbal scent smells fresh, and this little corner feels so calm.” Hold the final portrait frame steady on her reaction and the single finished diffuser. Keep all spoken dialogue verbatim and in this exact order, with natural conversational English delivery, realistic pauses, synchronized mouth movement, and gestures aligned to each line. Use clear creator speech, subtle apartment room tone, one quiet cap-removal sound, and restrained reed contact with the glass. No music, voice-over, captions, subtitles, promotional graphics, interface overlays, borders, watermarks, prices, discounts, duration claims, room-coverage claims, ingredient claims, aromatherapy claims, health or mood-treatment claims, sleep claims, safety claims, fire, ingestion, skin application, or call to action. Use only purposeful hard cuts; no morphing, whip pans, speed ramps, crash zooms, camera orbits, glossy commercial moves, product transformations, duplicate bottles, or magically appearing reeds. Maintain native 9:16 framing, stable @Image3 identity, accurate hands, one consistent source-faithful @Image2 Herbal bottle, realistic cap removal and reed placement, stable upright contact with the table, and clear product visibility through the final frame.
