Haircare Ad Prompts: Copy-Paste Examples
Eight ready-to-paste AI ad prompts for haircare — written to run inside Claude with Polaris connected.
Eight ready-to-paste AI ad prompts for haircare, written for the generate-inside-Claude workflow: paste one into your Polaris-connected chat, attach the product, pick the model on the option cards, and review the render in the live panel.
The prompts
- Wash-day routine: Vertical UGC video in a bright bathroom, soft daylight from a window. A woman in her 20s with wavy hair sections wet hair and applies a hair mask from roots to ends in the mirror, combs it through with a wide-tooth comb showing the slip, wraps it in a towel and points to an on-screen timer gesture. Casual talking-to-mirror framing, realistic bathroom shelf clutter, handheld phone feel.
- Before-after shine: Vertical split-scene UGC video, same bathroom and window light in both halves. First segment: a woman in her 30s lifts dull, frizzy lengths and lets them fall flat. Second segment: same framing, she runs fingers through smooth glossy hair that catches the light and swings. She reacts with a proud hair flip at camera. Identical framing across both scenes for honest comparison, handheld realism.
- Humidity hold test: Selfie-style vertical video starting in an apartment hallway, then outdoors on a muggy overcast street. A woman with styled curls shows her fresh definition to camera, steps outside, walks a block, then checks her curls at arm's length with a delighted grin as they hold shape. Real weather ambience, walk-and-talk energy, timestamps implied by her narration, genuine reaction.
- Damage recovery testimonial: Vertical selfie video, woman in her late 20s sitting cross-legged on her bed, warm evening lamp light. She holds up a phone showing an old photo of fried bleached ends, touches her current soft healthy lengths, and talks candidly to camera about her routine while holding the bond-repair bottle. Vulnerable-but-upbeat storytelling tone, cozy bedroom setting, handheld intimacy.
- Shelf declutter demo: Vertical UGC video at a crowded shower shelf, bright bathroom lighting. A man in his 30s pulls five assorted half-empty bottles off the shelf one by one into a basket, then places a single multitasking styling product in the cleared space and gestures 'that's it' at the camera. Satisfying decluttering rhythm, real water-spotted shower tiles, handheld candid framing.
- Detangling kid's hair: Vertical UGC video in a family bathroom, warm morning light. A mom gently sprays detangler onto her young daughter's tangled curly hair and glides a brush through smoothly while the child keeps happily playing with a toy, no flinching. Mom raises eyebrows at camera in disbelief. Wholesome authentic domestic scene, handheld phone-camera framing, natural chatter ambience.
- Heatless curls overnight: Vertical two-part UGC video, first in a dim bedroom at night where a woman in pajamas wraps damp hair around a soft curling ribbon, then in bright morning window light where she unwraps it and bouncy waves fall out. She shakes them loose and beams at the camera. Cozy nighttime-to-morning arc, realistic bedroom details, handheld selfie angles.
- Salon-chair reaction: Vertical UGC-style video in a salon chair, clean bright salon lighting. A hairstylist runs her hands through a client's glossy hair, lifts sections toward the mirror and asks what she's been using; the client holds up the product bottle from her bag with a laugh. Candid over-the-shoulder mirror framing, believable salon background activity, warm conversational energy.
Making these prompts yours
Swap the product details, keep the scene and lighting direction, and generate 2-3 prompts per batch so variants render in parallel. Pair each visual with a strong opening line — the free UGC script generator drafts the words to go with the footage — and iterate on whatever the data likes with one-click Recreate in the Polaris studio.
Frequently asked questions
Generate winning ads inside Claude
Connect Polaris to Claude and generate UGC-style video and image ads right in the chat. First batch of 12 free.