It is essential for sisters to go to work, date, travel and wear beautiful makeup every day. However, do you keep such a big makeup mirror every day like this girl. But standing in front of the window with a small mirror to make up?

Seeing here, it is estimated that many girls will burst into tears like me. Yes, we don't want to! But the light in front of the makeup mirror is either too dark or too white, or it is yellow. You can't see what color is painted on your face at all. Or after careful makeup, as soon as you go out, you find that the original soft makeup is distorted in the sun and becomes a ghost symbol. So sad, so sad

Today I'll teach you how to improve the light to help you stretch your makeup freely in front of the dresser.

First, we need to know about the basic term of light: color temperature. Colo (U) r temperature is the scale indicating the light color of the light source, and the unit is K (Kelvin).

In fact, people who have experience in buying lamps will notice that the excellent temperature value will be marked on the packaging of the light source. Don't underestimate this data, which will be a sign of the cold and warm light.

The color temperature of some common light sources are: 1930k for candle light, 2760-2900k for tungsten filament lamp, 3000K for fluorescent lamp, 3200K for photography lamp, 5400k-5800k for sunny sky and 6800k for cloudy day.

Someone must have been dizzy here. It doesn't matter. The color temperature can be simply summarized as warm light when it is less than 3200K, that is, the yellow light on your face, natural light when it is 3200K ~ 5000K, and cold light when it is greater than 5000K (the light in my girl's bathroom is 6500k, and the face is pale and blue).

So how can we make the makeup effect in front of the makeup mirror consistent with the effect in the real environment? In fact, it's very simple. It's a sentence: avoid the deviation of color temperature by combining cold and warm light sources.

In detail, in indoor makeup, warm bulbs with a color temperature of about 3200K should be selected in front of the makeup mirror, and cold bulbs with a color temperature of about 5600k should be selected at the top. You can also simply cross use the two-color bulbs in the cold and warm.

According to previous experience, another girl asked, "where to buy it?" So the girl did her homework frequently and offered tips for installing private make-up lamps:

1. You can buy IKEA's mirror headlights. There are two models. One of them is leso with light source. Don't buy it. The light is too yellow. Be sure to buy the mosik wall lamp without light source. It is recommended to buy two mirrors, one on the left and one on the right.

2. Buy several cold and warm color bulbs. For environmental protection, it is recommended to buy LED lamps.

3. When purchasing a bulb, pay special attention to whether the screw port model of the bulb is E27 or E14. Be sure to buy a bulb matching the lamp interface.

4. Ask the electrician to install the make-up lamp, pay attention to install the cold color lamp on the top, and then cross install the cold and warm color bulbs.

5. Completion! Start enjoying comfortable makeup time.