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Belle LED Handheld Makeup Mirror With Standing Base

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$47.4 $79 In stock

Category: Impressions Vanity

Overview

This magic mirror is inspired by your favorite Disney Princess, outlined by a bright LED light strip and powers on with just the click of a shimmering button. Simply press the button to turn on the mirror and press and hold down to adjust brightness. Includes a magnetic ball standing base to dock the mirror for hands-free use. Rechargeable for cordless use. Easy recharging by simply plugging in the provided USB charger to the mirror. Fit for a princess!

 

Features

  • Enchanted handheld mirror
  • Shield design inspired by Disney
  • Ultra-bright LED light strip
  • Press the power button to power on or off the mirror
  • Press and hold the power button to adjust brightness
  • Three light color temperatures to choose from: cool white to natural or warm light tones
  • Magnetic ball standing base included
  • Tilt the mirror for the perfect angle
    Dimensions
    Mirror 5.6 (w) x 7 (h) in. approx.
    Width
    6.6 in.
    Height
    13.8 in.
    Depth of Mirror
    1.1 in
    Base 5.1 in
    Weight 1 lb.

    Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

    Thomas M. ★★★★★

    The LED light strip is actually really bright, which makes a huge difference for applying makeup in a dim room. I love that it turns on with just a simple click of the button, and the mirror feels sturdy on its base. Definitely a fun upgrade to my vanity setup.

    Elizabeth ★★★★★

    The little glowing button is what sold me — one click and the whole rim lights up so I can actually see what I'm doing while plucking my brows. Sitting it on the standing base keeps both hands free, which I didn't know I needed until now.

    Ruby ★★★★★

    The LED strip around the rim gives off a really even glow, no harsh shadows when I'm doing my eyeliner at my desk. The shimmering button is a cute touch and it clicks on instantly. The standing base means I can go hands-free, which I didn't realize I needed until now.