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"Do you think my hair is too shiny today?"

1. 1Use a ring light or soft, bright natural light so hair reads shiny on camera.
2. 2Film selfie-style, talking head, looking directly into the lens for a personal connection.
3. 3Deliver the hook question within the first 2 seconds.
4. 4Keep the tone playful and rhetorical — not genuinely fishing for criticism.
5. 5Duplicate the spoken question as a bold text overlay for sound-off viewers.
6. 6Keep it under 5 seconds to drive replays, which boosts algorithmic reach.
7. 7Write a caption that invites opinions so the comment section does the work.
8. 8Keep the background simple so nothing competes with you and your hair.

[SCENE START]
[0:00-0:07]

[stage directions]: Opens on a woman in a well-lit bathroom, hair wrapped in a
microfiber towel. She looks directly and conspiratorially into camera, as if
sharing a secret.

{text overlay: You're not still using a regular towel to dry your hair, are you?}

CHARACTER: "You're not still using a regular bath towel to dry your hair, are you?"

[stage directions]: She pauses a beat, raising her eyebrows to let the question
land. Then slowly unwraps the towel, revealing damp but distinctly less frizzy
hair. Deliberate, smooth — a reveal, not a chore.

{text overlay: Seriously... stop that right now.}

[stage directions]: She shakes her head with a knowing smile. Cut just before the
full reveal, leaving the audience in suspense.

{text overlay: Follow to learn why this is the #1 hair tip!}

CHARACTER: (whispering) "Follow me, and I'll show you what you should use instead."

[SCENE END]