02 / A PRACTICAL WORKFLOWSTART WITH YOUR PHOTO
01Match head profile and handle to the selected brush
Record the actual model, head shape and supplied count. Make a whole-brush image where the handle and ferrule remain visible, plus front and side head views. Keep any genuine printed identifier in a real closer photograph. Do not reuse a dome-shaped head for a flat-top option because the handle color matches.
Real Techniques identifies the custom-cut head shape of its round base brush. Use the distinction for your own listing: shape is a visual product fact, while application coverage and bristle-material claims need exact documentation. A photograph of dense-looking bristles does not establish softness, vegan status or a blending result for another merchant’s brush.
Plan eyeshadow palette product photographs — Plan eyeshadow palette product images with the real pan order, packaging and separate truthful swatch photos. Use AI scene exploration without treating generated color as performance evidence.
Make the bristles legible without inventing density
Support the brush without bending the head and use soft directional light that separates bristles from the background. Take a trial with the actual head square to the camera, then a side view to reveal its cut. Preserve the real color transition and edge. Aggressive sharpening can make a soft edge look coarse, while smoothing can erase the cut shoppers are comparing.
Photograph a set with the actual included pieces and keep a separate single-brush view. If showing a used demonstration brush with makeup on it, label it as a sample rather than unused sale stock. A real application example can be useful with clear context, but a generated cheek or product swatch is not evidence of the brush’s coverage or blending performance.
Try a vanity scene without changing the tool
Upload one clear brush photograph for a Fayvoro vanity-display candidate. Request a plain tabletop and no cosmetics touching the bristles. Keep the actual head-profile and handle-marking frames in the gallery. This workflow does not demonstrate skin application, bristle simulation or a performance test.
Compare the head angle, bristle length appearance, ferrule, handle shape and count with the source. Reject a flat head turned round, added branding or a different material finish. Keep scene cosmetics excluded unless they are part of the actual offer. Use a factual photograph when fine bristle details cannot be confidently reviewed.
