Now you don't have to spend hours applying make-up to get the right look, for a 'magic mirror' is here to do the job for you.
The virtual make-up mirror, the first of its kind in Europe, can give you a full make-over in seconds, lets you test hundreds of different products in minutes, and does away with the need for make-up remover afterwards, reports the Daily Mail.
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The simulator, created by Japanese beauty brand Shiseido, allows users to virtually apply make-up to eyes, lips and cheeks.
A camera on the device captures your face and works out where your eyes, nose and mouth are.
Using the touch-sensitive screen, you can choose from more than 50 different eye colours, around the same number of lip colours, and 12 blushers, bronzers and cheek tints.
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You can whizz through a huge array of shades in a matter of moments, see how products change with more intensive application, and experiment with far more drastic looks than you might normally dare to.
The image you see is a perfect mirror image. If you squint to take a closer look at the eyeshadow you just 'applied', you'll see it on the screen; turn your head slightly to see how that blusher looks and your mirror image will do likewise.
Once you find a look you like, you can take a still image. The machine can store a few of these, giving you an opportunity to compare different looks.
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Using the touch-sensitive screen, you can choose from more than 50 different eye colours, around the same number of lip colours, and 12 blushers, bronzers and cheek tints.
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You can whizz through a huge array of shades in a matter of moments, see how products change with more intensive application, and experiment with far more drastic looks than you might normally dare to.
The image you see is a perfect mirror image. If you squint to take a closer look at the eyeshadow you just 'applied', you'll see it on the screen; turn your head slightly to see how that blusher looks and your mirror image will do likewise.
Once you find a look you like, you can take a still image. The machine can store a few of these, giving you an opportunity to compare different looks.
Source: ANI
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