11 answer(s) found.
I don't take mirrors with me because they can break anytime, and it's more comfortable for me to use my phone camera to check my appearance, hairstyle, or makeup. Additionally, mirrors take up a lot of space in my bags.
Not particularly. I mean, if I really need to check my look or if I am out and about with my friends, I use a bathroom mirror. If I still need to check my look, then I have my mobile phone. I use the camera for brushing my hair or touching up my makeup. Thank [...]
Well, I don't carry mirrors with me as often as my sister does. As crazy as it may sound, she even goes to the bathroom carrying two mirrors in each hand, as if they are there to keep her company all the way. I am more of a check-once-and-go kind of person. I just use [...]
Yes, of course, I take a mirror with me, but not usually. I only take a mirror when I go to events or birthday parties, where I want to look more beautiful. In other situations, I can use my phone's camera. That's why I don't need a mirror.
Yes, I do, especially a small one, because I need to recheck if my makeup is still stable or not. Otherwise, I will be defeated or even embarrassed if it looks cakey.
Not always, but I carry a small compact mirror in my bag to look at myself and do a small touch-up, especially if I need to check my makeup or fix my hair.
Now I don't. I usually use the camera on my phone instantly as a mirror. I think the mirror is quite common for people who wear makeup frequently.
No, I don't. I am conscious but not too upset with my look. I also don't wear makeup, so I think having a compact mirror is redundant. Of course, there are times when I need to see myself in the mirror. In those times, I just use the front camera of my smartphone and see [...]
Actually, a mirror is one of the practical things in my life. I use a mirror several times a day. I use it when I comb my hair and check my appearance before heading out.
Well, it depends on my situation or what I am taking with me. So I usually don't take mirrors with me. But if I drive a car, I often use mirrors. In other situations, when I'm walking in the street, it doesn't feel necessary.
I never take a mirror with me; there are lots of mirrors everywhere, even in my phone.