10x Lighted Makeup Mirror

Start with a 15x Lighted Makeup Mirror

Uses of a 15x Lighted Makeup Mirror

When you apply your makeup, you’re a blank canvas – anything goes. You have the ability to turn your skin from yikes to glam. You can even turn back the years or make yourself look older. Boring handheld mirrors are great, but they don’t provide you with the same functionality that a 15x lighted makeup mirror offers.

And if you’re wondering if you need this high of magnification, it really depends on your needs.

Let’s take a look at the 5 uses for these mirrors and how they can help anyone master their makeup or skin routine.

1. Difficulty Seeing

We’re not trying to be “smart” or insult anyone, but if you have difficulty seeing, a high magnification mirror can help you zoom in on your face to see any imperfections that you may have missed. People who have just had eye surgery often choose higher magnification because they can see much better.

And you can also use these mirrors from further away to have a larger view.

This is great for older users, too, that may have trouble seeing when they look in the mirror. Of course, a pair of glasses can help, but the frames have a way of getting in the way and not allowing you to apply your makeup properly.

A makeup mirror doesn’t pose these same issues, so you’ll be able to apply your makeup without having to do so with your glasses on the top of your head.

2. Applying Eyeliner

You know those times when you think your eyeliner is just perfect, but then every one of your girlfriends keeps telling you that it doesn’t look right? It’s embarrassing, and it’s not something that a woman wants to hear after applying her makeup time and time again.

You’ll be able to zoom in just enough so that only your eyes and a little of the surrounding skin will be visible. After just one or two tries, you’ll quickly learn how to use your mirror perfectly. Some women like the higher magnification because it allows them to stand up or apply their makeup from afar.

Everyone has their own preference when applying makeup, but if you have trouble with the finishing touches, especially in small areas, a magnification mirror can help dramatically.

3. Low-Light Areas

Sometimes, we won’t have the natural, beautiful light shining through the window illuminating everything in sight. There are times, lots of them, when there will be low light conditions that make it impossible to see how your makeup will look.

And if you plan on going to a soccer game, your makeup will look much different under the sunlight than it will in darker light, say, at a restaurant.

Illuminated mirrors help circumvent these low-light conditions.

And they do it well.

See, the mirror’s light is focused on your face, so it will only illuminate the face and zoom in on the face. This allows you much greater control to see how your makeup will look under different lighting scenarios.

You’ll also need to consider the form of lighting:

LED is great. It offers an array of light and lasts long, too.

Halogen bulbs are a little yellow in color, so they’re the most complementing.

Flourescent is too bright and makes your makeup look horrible.

So, not only can the right makeup mirror make you a makeup artist, it can also sabotage your entire makeup session, too.