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Cosmetic packaging color-system prompt

Explore a coherent three-product packaging family without losing scale, cap, or label alignment.

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What this case solves

Use this for early packaging direction when a product family needs visible hierarchy and a shared visual system.

Copy-ready prompt

Create a wide packaging concept presentation for a three-piece unbranded skincare family: a tall pump bottle, a medium jar, and a small dropper bottle. Use the same warm-gray body color, precise dark-green caps, and one aligned cream label zone on every item. Arrange the three products by height on a light stone shelf, front-facing with consistent perspective. Soft diffused studio light, pale sage background, subtle contact shadows. Keep cap design, label margins, and material finish consistent. No readable text, no extra products, no floating objects.

Why this prompt works

  • Explicit package types and shared rules create a family instead of three unrelated objects.
  • Front-facing perspective makes the concept easier to evaluate as real packaging.

Useful iterations

  • Test one accent color at a time while keeping geometry unchanged.
  • Create a second version on white for stakeholder comparison.

What to avoid

  • Different cap styles across the family
  • Random label sizes
  • Products with inconsistent perspective