HoMedicsDouble Sided Illuminated LED Mirror
R669
About
A good mirror is vital for such a wide range of beauty tasks and also needs to look great in your home. This Beauty Mirror is both elegant and practical, it is double sided to provide a choice of a natural reflection or magnified for precision and detail. The LED illumination is fully adjustable to create the ideal level of light for any time of day. As it is battery operated it is fully portable so that you can use it wherever is most convenient. Features both 1x and 7x magnification. With a fully dimmable LED light for extra long life and low energy consumption.
Catch Every Angle: For a better view, use the rotating mirror to customise your style session by angle, lighting and magnification. With a sleek and minimal design, it's the right dressing table accessory for those with limited space.
To Perfect Every Touch: Perfect for those micro details in intricate make-up application, you can see clearer with 7x magnification and adjustable soft halo lighting.
For a Flawless Finish: Dull lighting makes the morning beauty application a foggy, messy chore. Enjoy glare-free illumination to create your perfect look with the HoMedics Double-Sided Mirror.
Product Features
- Rotating dimmer switch for variable light intensity.
- Soft glare-free & shadow-free viewing
- Two-sided mirror with normal and 7x magnification
- Stable, non-slip base
- Satin Nickel Finish
- Cord Free - Battery Powered
Product Specifications
- Mirror Measures 21cm L x 13.9 cm W x 35cm H
- 16.7cm Mirror Diameter
- Battery Powered (4 x AA)
- Rotating dimmer switch for variable light intensity.
- Soft glare-free & shadow-free viewing
- Two-sided mirror with normal and 7x magnification
- Stable, non-slip base• Satin Nickel Finish
- Long Life LED Light Source
- 2 Year warranty
- What's in the Box?
- LED Double-Sided Mirror
- Batteries
- User manual
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