The Skinny Mirror vs Normal and Unflattering Mirrors?

The Skinny Mirror

Did you know that something as small as a compliment can trigger the feel good chemicals (serotonin and dopamine) our bodies naturally produce in the brain, increasing pleasure, attention and memory? The Skinny Mirror offers a subtle flattering effect, making the person look and feel slimmer. It compliments you, helping to improve confidence, energy levels, and feelings of well-being. Some customers who have been using The Skinny Mirror longer than 30 days claim it has motivated to eat healthier and exercise, both of which boost serotonin levels, encouraging a healthier and happier lifestyle.

Normal Mirrors

This is how most people are used to seeing themselves when they look in a mirror (assuming the mirror has minimum distortion). Sadly, most don’t invest in a good quality mirror leaving your feelings up to the mercy of physics. The Skinny Mirror always compliments, eliminating any chance of your mirror becoming an unflattering mirror.

Unflattering Mirrors

How would you feel if a stranger told you it looks like you gained 10 lbs? This is the reality some people experience when they look in an unflattering mirror. In a dressing room situation, most people will accept this reflection (without knowing it is an unflattering mirror) and feel like nothing looks good on them. You may even walk out the store feeling like you have gained that weight. Living with an unflattering mirror may affect you long term without knowing it. You can read the story behind The Skinny Mirror here.

If you’re eating healthy, exercising, and still feel like you’re not making any progress, you may want to check your mirror.

Interesting reads about Serotonin.

• Prefontal Nudity - How to boost your serotonin levels
• The Antidepressant Diet
• Seratonin

Tags: normal mirrors, psychology, skinny mirrors, slimming mirrors, unflattering mirrors