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April B.

Dec 28, 2011

April B.

Hey ladies!

So today I finally received my order from Overstock.com for the Conair 1x-7x Touch Activated Lighted Mirror.

I know, I know. It doesn't simulate real light, it's yellow, it gosh awful! I've heard.

But, I would rather there be light, than no light aka, doing my makeup in dim lighting at ALL times. GAK!

I unboxed it, tried it, and was actually quite impressed by the amount of light emitted. It is a bit yellowish but it's better than having nothing.

My cons--it gets really hot. And the darn touch activated thing is REALLY annoying. Everytime you touch the base, the light changes settings. Ridic.

Have you guys used something like this before? What do you think about it? Do you guys have other suggestions as to what I can use, try, or invest in? I need good light!

April B.

Dec 28, 2011

April B.

Here's my partner looking at it after we turned it on. Just so you ladies have an idea of how it lights up in a dim room.

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