fishchick72
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I do mine in the bathroom, but I find I have to step back to see "the whole picture", then I get close up to do specific things. But I am not happy with the bathroom lighting, but it's the best I can do.
Best lighting to do your makeup in?
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Sushi_Flower
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I wish MAC would change their lighting aswell, you do some nice makeup at home and then when you in to MAC and look in the mirror it looks terrible and your flaws are all visible. Also some of the more shimmery colours look totally different in their lighting.
Turbokittykat
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Boots sell a Revlon makeup mirror which switches between day, office and evening lighting. I bought one at Christmas time. I'll try to find a link for you.
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http://www.boots.com/shop/product_de...ductid=1052415
| Originally Posted by caffn8me The Argos or Boots mirrors I can see online are simply illuminated magnifying mirrors. They don't have the ability to change the tone of the lighting (effectively its colour balance) as far as I can tell. |
Boots sell a Revlon makeup mirror which switches between day, office and evening lighting. I bought one at Christmas time. I'll try to find a link for you.
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http://www.boots.com/shop/product_de...ductid=1052415
caffn8me
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Which is why they are such a good makeup mirror. If you look good in that light you'll look amazing in regular light!
| Originally Posted by shabdebaz The makeup mirrors with the light around them at the MAC counters are so harsh! I hate looking at myself in those. I feel like I can see all of my imperfections in them. |
Which is why they are such a good makeup mirror. If you look good in that light you'll look amazing in regular light!
