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Four-Panel Hair Dye, Identity Locked
From dye application to blow-dry styling, four steps written like legal clauses — not one variable is allowed to drift.
✍️ Identity here is locked down by a string of 'do not' clauses, not by describing the face once — hair color has to land on deep auburn-red, with ginger-orange explicitly ruled out; the four panels must follow the actual physical order of dyeing hair, no skipping steps.
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Overall requirement: a realistic 2x2 beauty-transformation grid, the same young woman running through all four panels — identity consistency must be extremely high, with facial structure, skin tone, age, proportions, and natural beauty direction staying constant throughout; the whole sequence should show a continuous at-home hair-dyeing process, prioritizing realism and continuity over dramatic complexity, with simple, believable poses.
Color endpoint clause: the final hair color must be a rich deep auburn-red or deep copper-red, with dimensional shine, leaning elegant and luxurious — never bright orange or ginger; the color transition should follow the logical sequence of dye application → wet hair right after rinsing → slightly damp drying → final styled look.
Presentation spec: high-end beauty-magazine-level realistic rendering, magazine-grade clarity, very low grain, soft and rich natural dynamic range, warm luxury color grading; each panel uses an 85mm high-end portrait lens, close-up or medium-close framing, soft depth of field, clear skin and hair texture, professional beauty lighting combined with an authentic at-home ambience.
Panel 1: at-home dye application step, near a mirror or vanity, hair neatly sectioned, dye visible at the front and sides, one hand applying dye while the other steadies the hair, a white T-shirt or shirt with natural dye marks, an easy-to-read pose.
Panel 2: right after washing out the dye, hair fully wet, color deeper and more saturated, the same white top still on, a calm front or three-quarter angle, no towel wrap, no messy water splashes.
Panel 3: drying stage, hair slightly damp and soft, the deep auburn-red tone starting to show clearly, a relaxed pose, a soft natural fullness beginning to appear.
Panel 4: the final result, blow-dried hair smooth and full, color dimensional and glossy, now wearing a green satin halter top with blue jeans, an expression that's confident and fresh, achieving a high-end beauty-ad look.
Prohibited: different people across the four panels, identity drift, inconsistent face shape or age, salon settings, bright orange/ginger/neon-red hair color, cartoonish look, plastic skin, blurry faces, hand anatomy errors (extra fingers, missing fingers, deformed wrists), unnatural poses, chaotic mirror reflections, messy unrealistic dye splatter, cluttered composition, cheap lighting, low detail, and any text, logos, or watermarks.
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