The Fancii Abigail Makes Getting Ready Easy

I think this is The universal law that your makeup looks best if you use it sitting on the floor. As a person who often travels from a tent to a car to a hotel in the homes of friends, a good lit make -up mirror is necessary. As I already mentioned in my guide for the best lit macauli mirrors, I am the queen of makeup in random places during the crunch. Fancii Abigail is a higher-level makeup companion, or my second name is not Abigail. (This is literally.)

Photo: Lurin Stramp

Fansi Abigail measures almost 8 inches across and folds into a flat, thin small disk that weighs around the pound. It is easy to pack in a backpack or suitcase. In my experience, this is quite durable. I threw it several times, and it still looks completely new. Folding design protects the mirror from scratches and fingerprints. This disc is unfolding in the mirror of makeup, which is not too large or too small. It is large enough for me to easily see my full face, unlike a smaller compact. And this is small enough so that I can take it with me from place to place. This would not be ideal for truly coloring, but is ideal for preparation without leaning to the counter in the hotel bathroom, or blush the neck to see the mirror that is awkwardly placed. I usually keep him in my backpack in case I need to apply a full face at a whim. I would like it to be in more colors – it is currently available in white or black – but I plan to decorate from the outside with stickers so that it looks a little more “I”.

Good appearance

Photo: Lurin Stramp

Fancii Abigail has a neat ring built directly in. Putting on these helps to guarantee that your makeup kills, regardless of which environment you are in. This is quite bright, and the battery lasts a month (or longer, in my testing – it has about 10 hours of work in total), and it also recharges about two hours after USB -C. You can even use it during charging. The adjustable angle facilitated my life, regardless of where I use my makeup. You can open it to look like a giant compact in the same way, it is a little difficult, but maneuvering makes it work, I can fold it again for an endurance option with a more adjustable viewing angle. The interface is easy to use – connect a button with a touch screen to turn it on, hold the power button to adjust the brightness, and press the temperature button to cycle through the lighting settings. When you finish, all this closes with a satisfactory click. And it remains closed reliably, although it is also quite easy to open thanks to a nail groove next to the fastener.