Serums, moisturisers, droppers and tubes photographed on glass are unforgiving — reflections, dust and colour casts show instantly. We clean, colour-correct and polish every bottle for a premium, trustworthy skincare shelf.
Get a Free Test Edit View PortfolioSerums, moisturisers, droppers and tubes photographed on glass are unforgiving — reflections, dust and colour casts show instantly. Every image is retouched by hand for a premium, true-to-life finish that sells.
Clean, luxurious reflections on bottles and jars.
Serums and oils rendered in their true colour.
Sharp labels and clean edges that read as premium.
Skincare packaging is mostly glass, acrylic and white plastic — three of the hardest surfaces to photograph. Every one of them shows the studio back at the camera.
Bottles, droppers and jars are cleaned of dust, fingerprints and micro-scratches, with reflections controlled so the container still reads as glass rather than a flat grey shape.
Serum colour, fill height and bubbles are corrected and matched across the range, so every bottle in a set looks filled to the same line.
Ingredient text, claims and batch print stay legible and straight. Labels wrapped around curved bottles are corrected so type does not skew or lose sharpness at listing size.
White packaging is held just below pure white so form and edges survive on a white background, then a second retoucher checks the run for consistent tone and crop.
Serums, creams, cleansers, tools and refills — on white, on gradient or styled with texture and props.
Skincare launches normally ship with colour correction, background removal and shadow creation, ready for Amazon or Shopify. Transparent glass and droppers are handled with image masking rather than a hard path, and on-model beauty work goes through model retouching.
Priced per image and published openly, rather than quoted on request. E-commerce product retouching runs $1 – $4 per image. Clipping path and background removal run $0.50 – $2.
Where you land inside a band is set by complexity, monthly volume and turnaround — nothing else. Standard turnaround is 24–48 hours and carries no premium. Your exact figure is confirmed after the free test, not before. Full bands, with euro and sterling equivalents, are on the pricing page.
Below roughly 500 images a month a high-volume studio is usually the wrong choice, including this one.
Yes — transparent glass and coloured liquids are a specialty; we control reflections while keeping the product looking real.
Absolutely — legible, crisp labels are essential for skincare trust and compliance.
Both — pure-white for catalogues and marketplaces, or cleanup on lifestyle/flat-lay shots.
Yes — send one product image for a free test edit before you commit.
Yes. Clear and frosted glass is masked rather than cut with a hard path, so the background shows through at the correct density and the bottle still looks like glass on a white listing page.
Yes. Uneven fill heights are one of the most visible inconsistencies in a skincare set. We match the liquid line and serum colour so a full range looks deliberately produced.
We hold the packaging just below pure white and keep a soft edge and shadow, so the product keeps its shape against a 255 background instead of dissolving into it.
Yes. We sign NDAs on request, limit access to the assigned retouchers, and delete or return files on an agreed retention schedule.
No. We correct and refine — we never generate. Every image is retouched by hand, frame by frame, and that includes frames a client generated themselves before sending them to us: we take those to catalogue standard rather than making new ones. Your files never pass through a generative tool, and they are never used as training data for any model.
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