Use @Image 1 as the only product reference. Create a premium beauty advertising image arranged as a perfectly aligned 3x3 grid, with nine different but visually cohesive panels. The uploaded product from @Image 1 must be preserved exactly. Keep the exact packaging unchanged: shape, proportions, cap, pump, lid, tube or bottle structure, materials, finish, colors, logo, label design, typography, printed information, transparency, reflections, and all recognizable branding details. Do not redesign or invent packaging. First, visually identify what type of beauty product has been uploaded and build the scenes accordingly. The entire grid must adapt naturally to the category of the product. Examples of adaptation: - If it is a haircare product, include hair-related or salon-like contexts such as silky strands of hair, towels, combs, scalp brushes, foam, water, oils, or relevant ingredients. - If it is skincare, include glowing skin, water, cream texture, serum drops, spa towels, glass bowls, clean stones, soft reflections, or relevant ingredients. - If it is bodycare, include skin, water, foam, towels, bath elements, lotion textures, or relevant ingredients. - If it is makeup, include pigment swatches, brushes, mirrors, smooth surfaces, powder or cream textures, and beauty-editorial styling relevant to that product. - If it is perfume or fragrance, include elegant reflective surfaces, mist, flowers, glass reflections, refined shadows, or scent-inspired ingredients. - If it is a beauty product with visible key ingredients on the packaging, use those ingredients as supporting elements when appropriate. - Do not include category-specific elements that do not match the product. For example, do not include hair if the product is not for hair. Create nine distinct luxury commercial scenes that feel part of one campaign. Vary the compositions, but make all of them relevant to the product category. Include a mix of: 1. a hero studio shot, 2. a macro or close-up beauty composition, 3. a water or liquid-related shot if appropriate, 4. a texture-focused shot showing foam, cream, serum, pigment, or mist if appropriate, 5. an ingredient-based still life, 6. a spa or vanity flat lay if appropriate, 7. a minimal clean product shot, 8. a premium lifestyle-inspired still life without people, 9. a dramatic hero shot with the strongest brand impact. Every panel must feel intentional and category-correct. The product should always be the main subject, large, sharp, readable, and beautifully lit. Visual style: luxury commercial beauty photography, premium editorial aesthetic, sophisticated art direction, photorealistic, highly polished, refined composition, soft and controlled studio lighting, elegant shadows, realistic textures, glossy highlights, subtle depth of field, premium color grading. Color styling should adapt to the uploaded product and its branding. Use a harmonious palette inspired by the product itself rather than forcing the same colors as the reference examples. The nine images must feel like a complete campaign: cohesive, elegant, modern, and premium, with clean separations between the grid panels and no extra text outside the packaging. Avoid: irrelevant props, people, hands, duplicated panels, distorted packaging, altered labels, fake branding, random category elements, clutter, low detail, warped reflections, or mismatched product contexts.