Choosing
the
best makeup mirror to suit your needs really isn't too
complicated. First of all, it comes down to quality features
like clear, distortion free magnification (5X is standard), and light
settings that simulate daylight, most important and least forgiving,
as well as office and evening if you wish.
Magnification is very helpful tool
for personal care; grooming, makeup, polishing fine detail
beauty applications or tweezing etc. In fact, it
can make the difference. If you have ever over tweezed your
brows from grabbing too many hairs at once, or left the house with
poorly blended makeup (discovered in the rear view mirror of your
car...at the end of your day) I'm sure you'll relate to
that point.
Secondly,
part of your decision making in choosing the ideal makeup mirror will be based on design aesthetics and
meeting the logistical arrangement of your bathroom...or
vanity table
...wherever you conduct your beauty regime; mirrors can be on stands,
mounted on walls
with extendable arms, or even suction
cups. A hands free option with good lighting is the ideal.
Some
features to look for:
powerful
magnification (5X is standard)-distortion free
hands
free convenience
adjustable
mirror, or arm
variable
lighting (most importantly natural/ day light setting)