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Danny C.

Jul 25, 2013

Danny C.

I'm not sure where to post this but...I recently replaced my bathroom light bulbs with one labeled daylight. my bathroom always looks so dark and I have the fixture right above the mirror. which I know is the worst place for it. I was hoping by changing the bulb at least it would help to see makeup better. unfortunately they are incredibly harsh, pick up and accentuate every single flaw. that does not work well with my ocd tendencies towards my skin. anyone know of what ones to get.

Dianne A.

Jul 25, 2013

Dianne A.

Great question Danny. I too am having this issue so hopefully we'll get some suggestions!  ;-)

Danny C.

Jul 26, 2013

Danny C.

I think we may be on our own here Dianne. I'm going to keep researching it. if I find anything I'll post on you page

Melanie V.

Jul 26, 2013

Melanie V.

What is the wattage on it? This one is the equivalent of a 60 watt bulb. The other one in there is 100W and that's pretty bright for DIRECTLY in your face.
 http://www.homedepot.com/p/EcoSmart-14-Watt-60W-Shatter-Resistant-Craft-CFL-Light-Bulb-1-Pack-ES5M814FSSS/202102934#.UfJcGfnviSo

Danny C.

Jul 27, 2013

Danny C.

Thanks melanie I'm pretty sure this is the one I got, its 60. just seems so harsh was hoping for maybe something in between the dark yellow color you get from those old lightbulbs and the bright bluish tint the new one I just bought has

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