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Wigs & Extensions Ad Prompts: Copy-Paste Examples

Eight ready-to-paste AI ad prompts for wigs & extensions — written to run inside Claude with Polaris connected.

Eight ready-to-paste AI ad prompts for wigs & extensions, 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

  1. Install timelapse: Vertical bathroom-mirror video: a woman lays a lace front wig step by step — positioning, band, blending the hairline — shown in quick cuts, then a final slow reveal where she pulls her hand down her flawless hairline. Bright daylight from a window plus mirror light, real bathroom counter with styling products, confident tutorial energy.
  2. Clip-in transformation: Vertical before-after clip: a woman with a shoulder-length bob faces camera, then section-by-section snaps in clip-in extensions, shaking out waist-length hair at the end with a slow-motion flip. Bright bedroom daylight, phone propped on the vanity, genuine excitement on the reveal, no studio polish.
  3. Sunlight hairline: Outdoor vertical close-up: a woman films her hairline and part in direct afternoon sunlight, tilting her head slowly and pulling the hair back slightly to show the melt, daring the viewer to spot the lace. Harsh honest daylight, city sidewalk or backyard setting, handheld selfie framing, playful challenge tone.
  4. Tug and dance test: Vertical proof video: a woman gives her installed wig a firm tug at the crown, then whips her head side to side and does a quick dance move, hair staying perfectly in place; she shrugs at camera, point made. Bright living-room daylight, energetic and funny, raw phone-camera feel.
  5. Unboxing the unit: POV vertical unboxing: hands open a hair package, pull the bundle or unit out of its net, run fingers through the length to show density and softness, and flip it to show the lace and weft construction up close. Soft window light on a clean desk or bed, tactile slow pacing focused on hair texture.
  6. Protective style reveal: Vertical two-part video: a woman shows her natural hair neatly braided down, talks to camera about protecting it, then puts on her wig and styles the finished look — two identities, one healthy head of hair. Warm bedroom lighting, mirror and selfie angles, caring big-sister tone.
  7. Night-out GRWM: Vertical get-ready-with-me: a woman does makeup with her hair clipped up, then the final act is installing clip-ins and curling the blend so her real hair and extensions match seamlessly, ending with an outfit check at the full-length mirror. Warm evening vanity lighting, chatty countdown-to-plans energy.
  8. First-timer testimonial: A woman in her 20s sits cross-legged on her bed in daylight, wearing the unit, telling camera this was her first ever self-install and pointing out what was easier than expected. She flips the part to show versatility while talking. Natural window light, encouraging honest tone, vertical UGC framing.

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

What do wig and extension buyers need to see before purchasing?
The hairline in unforgiving daylight, the density when fingers run through it, the true length against the body, and proof it stays put — a tug test or movement shot. Zoomable close-ups of lace and wefts answer the objections that kill conversions.
Should ads show the install process or just the result?
Both, in the same video: a quick-cut install builds trust that a beginner can do it, and the reveal delivers the emotional payoff. First-timer framing widens your audience beyond experienced wig wearers.
Can Polaris generate actors with different hair textures for my units?
You describe the actor and scene in plain chat inside Claude — including hair texture, skin tone and setting — and Polaris builds the ad around your product photo. Test different actor variations as separate ads to match each unit's audience.

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