Well, as a matter of fact, practically every mirror is different. There's not a perfect, standard, even-ess and plain-ess of glass, and then the reflecting base that makes the mirror will also be different in thickness, chemical structure, etc. So, most of mirrors, the cheaper the merrier, will have then elongations or compressions of the image reflected. Not too big as to distort it greatly, but enough to show, for a keen and observant looker, changes in what is seen. Sometimes, from mirror to mirror, you will see yourself more elongated and thin, some times chubbier and thicker, sometimes the eyes wider or separated, sometimes closer or smaller, and so on with the different factions.
I look diffrently in some mirrors...
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Well, as a matter of fact, practically every mirror is different. There's not a perfect, standard, even-ess and plain-ess of glass, and then the reflecting base that makes the mirror will also be different in thickness, chemical structure, etc. So, most of mirrors, the cheaper the merrier, will have then elongations or compressions of the image reflected. Not too big as to distort it greatly, but enough to show, for a keen and observant looker, changes in what is seen. Sometimes, from mirror to mirror, you will see yourself more elongated and thin, some times chubbier and thicker, sometimes the eyes wider or separated, sometimes closer or smaller, and so on with the different factions.