Does dif lights affect how i look in the mirror?

Question

Wheni look in one mirror with natural light i think i look pretty good but then i look in a diff. mirror with light from an electrical light and i don't like what i see. Is it the shadow or something else? Can muscle not be seen as well in electrical light?

Answer 1

i think you will gr8 in any light but like some1 said look into the mirror with the lights off does that help?

but dont worry as long as your happy and healthy you will be sexyer than ever

Answer 2

How do you look with the lights off? I think you have your answer.

Answer 3

Brighter lights tend to expose every single imperfection and enlarged pore on your body. Softer lights tend to make one look a lot better because it creates shadows in the right places. The best judge is to be outside in the natural sunlight. Interior office lights are just plain terrible for features

Answer 4

Depending on the light source your skin will "glow" or reflect  in distinct ways-particularly in a mirror. Since an incandescent bulb can vary in watts (think wavelength) and various flourescent tubes have different outputs, as well ... a "Make-Up" mirror may have a specific wavelength associated with the lights that are arranged in a circle around it- Try to standardize the time, angle and distance that you check the image. The type of light will effect the degree of surface and subsurface detail due to the wavelength differences.

Answer 5

Not only the brightness, but the color of light affects how a person looks.  The link below gives more complete info on how this works.  Different light sources produce differently tinted light, and when shopping for bulbs the color temperature is often found printed on the box.  Cool temperature lights such as incandescent produce warmer, healthier skin tones, whereas higher temperature lights such as florescent are likely to make skin tones look greyish, and drab.  This is why florescents are now made in warmer color temps, to make colors look more like they would under natural light.

Color temperature has NOTHING to do with the actual heat of the light bulb.  Color temperature also is backward from the normal emotional feeling that red is hot, and blue is cool.

Answer 6

It depends where the light is, what type of light and what colour. Natural light makes you look good because it reflects off many surfaces, lighting up your whole face.

Anyone looks good in fairy lights!♥