The lighting in public spaces like Target is generally pretty harsh and chosen by owners who want to keep running costs as low as possible. It's not designed to make customers look flattering.
I wonder how you look in the mirrors in places where the owners want to make customers look as good as possible in their mirrors - such as up-market clothing stores.
In any case, it's pretty pointless to allow yourself to get obsessively fixated on how you look. People will judge your attractiveness by their own personal standards, and the fact is that the vast majority of people you see when you're out in public will barely notice you and don't really care what you look like. Unless you're stunningly beautiful or breathtakingly hideous, you're no more than part of the urban wallpaper to virtually everyone you come across.
IIN to look ugly in the mirrors in public areas?
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The lighting in public spaces like Target is generally pretty harsh and chosen by owners who want to keep running costs as low as possible. It's not designed to make customers look flattering.
I wonder how you look in the mirrors in places where the owners want to make customers look as good as possible in their mirrors - such as up-market clothing stores.
In any case, it's pretty pointless to allow yourself to get obsessively fixated on how you look. People will judge your attractiveness by their own personal standards, and the fact is that the vast majority of people you see when you're out in public will barely notice you and don't really care what you look like. Unless you're stunningly beautiful or breathtakingly hideous, you're no more than part of the urban wallpaper to virtually everyone you come across.
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Ye thats why set up good lighting at your house.