Want to Dranatically Improve How Good You Look? 7 Tips for Choosing a Fantastic Make-up Mirror

1) Lighted mirrors � good lighting is critical. Incandescent halo lighting is best. It produces low heat and soft light, is glare and shadow-free and makes facial details more visible.

7) Size does matter! � consider width, height and mirror angle. If choosing a wall mount, be sure it will fit on you wall and extend far enough to reach your face. If the mirror light requires 110V, you must select a hard wire or a cord model. Be sure you can access an electrical outlet. Vanity models should be height and angle adjustable so you will not have to bend over it or stack books under it. If you are purchasing makeup mirrors for your store�s cosmetics counter, think of your customers, including those in a wheelchair. Travel models should fold or include a case to protect the mirror surface and must be small enough to fit in your travel bag."At Bausch Lomb, we believe there is an opportunity for eye care professionals to address these common and bothersome symptoms with their patients," said Carla Mack, O.D., F.A.A.O., director, Global Medical Affairs for Bausch Lomb. "Some spectacle designs as well as aspheric contact lenses may help patients achieve optimal visual correction with no halos or glare."The battery life of Samsung i8520 is just brilliant, since it gives 630 hours of stand-by time backup while operating in 2G mode and 530 hours in 3G mode. But, if we are talking about the talk-time then it offers 14 hours back-up in 2G mode and 7 hours in 3G mode. Ultimately, this is one of the best buy handset of this year.NSIGHT Study Highlights:These study findings indicate that the severity of symptoms associated with halos and glare is sufficient enough to impact patient satisfaction with prescribed vision correction methods. Coupled with how bothersome patients tended to find halos and glare, about 90% of these patients (90% for halos, 91% for glares) reported having either no solution or one that was unsatisfactory. Moreover, the same rate of these patients (89% for halos, 87% for glares) expressed an interest in an intervention that more adequately addressed these symptoms.News Media Contacts: Jane Mazur Vice President, Public Relations Bausch Lomb Vision Care 1 585-355-5978 jane.mazur@bausch.com Rachel St. Martin Zeno Group for Bausch Lomb 1 202-415-1164 rachel.st.martin@zenogroup.com

A fantastic make-up mirror can improve how you see yourself and how others see you as well. Choose wisely!

Author: Mark Stephen Thevenot