Your ad looks too perfect

Ask for the phone: "phone photo", "front camera", "flash on".
Add real mess: a hair tie, keys, sand. Things nobody would style.
Break the light: harsh sun, a flash hotspot, a blown-out sky.
Keep the label sharp: messy scene, readable product.

Front-camera phone selfie of the person in the driver's seat of a parked car, the arm reaching out of frame, holding the product up beside the cheek with the label facing the camera, an unposed half-laugh, harsh midday sun through the windscreen, slight wide-angle phone lens distortion, a little grain. Looks like a real customer's photo, not an ad.

A phone photo taken with the flash on: the product on a slightly messy bathroom counter at night, a toothbrush in a glass, a hair tie, a crumpled towel and a few water drops, the flash making a bright hotspot and a hard shadow, slightly tilted framing. Real and unstaged.

Overhead phone photo of an open canvas tote on warm sand: the product on top beside sunglasses, car keys, a paperback and a half-peeled orange, hard afternoon sun, a little sand on everything, casual off-centre framing.

A phone photo of a hand holding the product up against a sunny city park, the thumb slightly over the corner but the wordmark readable, people softly blurred behind, a touch of motion blur, a slightly overexposed sky. Natural hand with five fingers.