Vanity Mirror

A vanity mirror sits on your vanity table. You use it for makeup and skincare. The difference between a vanity mirror and a makeup mirror is the stand. A vanity mirror has a height-adjustable stand. It is more flexible. You can put it on the table, clip it to the edge, or even hang it on the wall. The mirror is a 5mm copper-free silver mirror. The size is slightly larger than a makeup mirror. Usually 20 to 30cm in diameter. It shows your whole face and part of your shoulders. Frame materials are mainly metal (aluminum alloy, copper) and solid wood. Styles include vintage, modern, and light luxury.

Over 95% of our vanity mirrors have a double-sided design. The front is a 1:1 normal mirror. The back is a 3X or 5X magnifying mirror. A pivot joint lets you flip it over easily. This design is very practical. Use the front for your overall look. Flip to the back for details like eyebrows, mascara, and foundation coverage. The pivot joint is metal. It is tested for 20,000 flips. It does not loosen or stick. The resistance is just right. The mirror stays at any angle you set. It does not fall down.

Our vanity mirror base supports 360-degree rotation and height adjustment. Rotation lets you change the mirror angle without moving the base. Height adjustment lets people of different heights use the mirror comfortably. The lift range is about 8 to 10cm. A knob locks the height. The base is metal. It is heavy enough that the mirror does not shake when you adjust it. The bottom has a felt pad. It does not scratch your wood vanity top.

Besides rotation and lift, the mirror itself tilts forward and backward (about 15 to 45 degrees). Sit at your vanity. Tilt the mirror toward you for a closer view of your face. Tilt it straighter to check your hair or overall look. Three adjustment axes. Rotation. Lift. Tilt. You can put the mirror in any position you want. No bending. No leaning in.