Use the exact same woman, keeping her identity, facial features, hairstyle, pose, camera angle, lighting, background and overall composition unchanged.
Create a realistic “before” version of her hair, as if this photo was taken before she started using a nourishing hair oil.
Make her hair look:
slightly thinner and less dense, especially through the lengths and ends
visibly more dry and damaged along the length
with naturally occurring split and frayed ends
less smooth, less shiny and slightly rougher in texture
with a subtle loss of fullness toward the ends
The difference should be clearly visible but still realistic and believable. Do not make the hair severely damaged, burnt, or exaggerated. Avoid an artificial “hair damage” effect.
The result should look like a completely natural photograph of the same woman before treatment, not an edited or retouched image.
