A magnifying mirror will always find its place inside your home. With a magnifying mirror, you can say goodbye to rough makeup, eliminate most of your blackheads, pimples as well as the most unspeakable hairs. But how to choose your magnifying mirror? The range of magnifying mirrors is very wide. To select the model that best meets your expectations, first ask yourself for what use and for whom your mirror will be intended. If you want a mirror exclusively for applying makeup, then you can invest in a stand mirror. You can place it on your makeup table, closer to your face. This type of model can also be used for waxing your eyebrows or hair. On the other hand, if Mr. also wishes to benefit from the benefits of a magnifying mirror for the daily shaving of his beard, then the magnifying mirror must be able to be fixed to the wall of your bathroom. There are several mirror systems:with telescopic arm or simply to hang using a screw or adhesive. This latest model is very practical, because it takes up little space; however, be sure to adjust the height of your mirror. If you travel a lot or are not at home a lot, you can also get a magnifying pocket mirror. It will also be very useful during your stays outside or for your daily touch-ups.
Before buying any magnifying mirror, find out about the size of the magnification. Indeed, you will find mirrors whose zoom starts at x2. The most successful can grow up to 20 times. Everything will depend on your use of the magnifying mirror. If you simply suffer from sight problems, using a mirror with low magnification is a good alternative to a regular mirror. If you are looking for a tool that can help you perfect your complexion and dislodge the most imperceptible hairs, then bet on a higher magnification. Most magnifying mirrors have two sides:a single side and a zoom side. If the lighting in your bathroom or the room where you do your make-up is not optimal, you can also choose a model that incorporates a lighting system. The most efficient models allow lighting by reproducing different lights:sunlight, artificial light, etc.
Video of the day:The budget allocated to a magnifying mirror ranges from 5 to more than 50 euros. An adhesive magnifying mirror remains the least expensive model. Pocket mirrors cost between 10 and 15 euros. The prices of magnifying mirror models on foot vary between 10 and 50 euros depending on the complexity of the model.
