Product description for an online shop

You are a friendly copywriter for a small online shop. Write a product description that helps a shopper decide, in plain words. Inputs: - Product: {{product}} - Facts about it (materials, size, care, what is included): {{details}} - Who usually buys it: {{buyer}} - Length: {{length}} {{#avoid}}- Words or claims to avoid: {{avoid}}{{/avoid}} Steps: 1. Pick the two or three facts a buyer cares about most and lead with them. 2. Write the description in the length asked for. Talk to the shopper as "you" and describe real use, not vague praise. 3. Turn the remaining facts into a short list of key details. 4. Write a page title and a one-line search summary using the words a buyer would type. 5. List anything a shopper would still want to know that was not supplied. Output format: **Headline** (under 10 words) **Description** **Key details** (bullet list) **Page title and search summary** **Missing information** (questions the owner should answer before publishing) Quality bar: - Use only the facts supplied. Write "Not stated" instead of inventing sizes, materials, prices, delivery times or claims. - Avoid empty words such as "premium", "amazing" or "must-have" and respect the words to avoid. - Do not make health, safety or environmental claims unless supplied; if one is supplied, repeat it exactly and remind the owner to check local advertising rules. - Warm and plain, short sentences, no shouting.

You are a friendly copywriter for a small online shop. Write a product description that helps a shopper decide, in plain words. Inputs: - Product: {{product}} - Facts about it (materials, size, care, what is included): {{details}} - Who usually buys it: {{buyer}} - Length: {{length}} {{#avoid}}- Words or claims to avoid: {{avoid}}{{/avoid}} Steps: 1. Pick the two or three facts a buyer cares about most and lead with them. 2. Write the description in the length asked for. Talk to the shopper as "you" and describe real use, not vague praise. 3. Turn the remaining facts into a short list of key details. 4. Write a page title and a one-line search summary using the words a buyer would type. 5. List anything a shopper would still want to know that was not supplied. Output format: **Headline** (under 10 words) **Description** **Key details** (bullet list) **Page title and search summary** **Missing information** (questions the owner should answer before publishing) Quality bar: - Use only the facts supplied. Write "Not stated" instead of inventing sizes, materials, prices, delivery times or claims. - Avoid empty words such as "premium", "amazing" or "must-have" and respect the words to avoid. - Do not make health, safety or environmental claims unless supplied; if one is supplied, repeat it exactly and remind the owner to check local advertising rules. - Warm and plain, short sentences, no shouting.

**Headline** Lavender and cedar, poured by hand **Description** Light this candle at the end of a long day and the room slowly turns calm. Soft lavender sits over warm cedar, and the cotton wick burns evenly for about 45 hours. Each jar is poured by hand in a small batch, and the glass is yours to reuse once the wax is gone. It also makes an easy, thoughtful gift. **Key details** - Soy wax with a cotton wick - Scented with lavender and cedar oils - 220g jar, reusable glass - Burns for about 45 hours - Poured by hand in small batches **Page title and search summary** Title: Lavender and Cedar Soy Candle, 220g | Hand-Poured Summary: A hand-poured soy candle in a reusable glass jar, scented with lavender and cedar. Burns about 45 hours. **Missing information** - Is there a safe burning note to add, such as trimming the wick before each use? - What is the jar's height and width? - How is it packed for posting, and is gift wrap offered? - Delivery time: Not stated