(Part 2) Best compact & travel mirrors according to redditors
We found 38 Reddit comments discussing the best compact & travel mirrors. We ranked the 24 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.
Aka makeup mirrors.
The kind that you look into and suddenly you can see stray hairs, wrinkles, pores, and flakes of dry skin and suddenly you realize what a doomed mortal creature you are, rife with decay and only the artifice of paints and salves can bring--however temporary-- relief.
Did she do her hair that day? Did you show her some of your pictures in a similar style ahead of time? Did you deliver on matching the style that they (probably) saw ahead of time? If you followed through on capturing the moment and processing the images in a way that's consistent with your normal work flow, then I'd say you're in the clear.
If she really wants a reshoot, offer another session at your normal rate. If she doesn't like that idea, you could offer a discount on another session as compensation since she's not happy with how she did her hair that day.
How did you bill her? If you gave her an invoice, make sure to write the full price and then deduct a discount (Friends & Family usually works well). This way, they know they're getting a discount. That doesn't quite apply here, but it's good advice for any future work of this nature.
Also, I'd recommend keeping hairspray, bobby pins, hair clips, and hair ties. It'll cost you about $20 up front for all of those things but you'll be able to save yourself hours and hours later in editing hair and your clients will be so much happier with you during the shoot. Also, I'd recommend keeping a mirror in your kit as well.
OMG guys, look at this one!
That's a really nice gift idea. There's a Zadro travel mirror on Amazon that has good ratings. A little pricey though. I would check for a warranty or buy from a store that accepts returns, maybe.