WHY BUY A MAGIC FOCUS®
MIRROR?
Consider the problem of a woman who needs glasses for applying eye makeup.
WITHOUT her glasses she can’t see what she is doing, and WITH her glasses, she
can’t do what she is seeing!
In 1971 a patient related this problem to a noted eye doctor and asked if a
mirror was available which would enable her to see without her glasses to apply
eye makeup. In contacting numerous sources, both in and out of the medical
profession, he discovered that there were many magnifying mirrors on the market,
but none that would give a strong image without distortion. Further, he found
that this problem was not an isolated one, but one which most women with or
without glasses had.
To try to find a solution to this problem, he took prescription quality
lenses and silvered them, which provided a distortion-free, focusing mirror.
After providing several of these for his patients, he was overwhelmed with the
demand from just word of mouth, from patient to patient.
Encouraged by this, Dr. Thomas L. Day experimented and researched until he
designed a method of manufacturing the optically perfect Magic Focus® mirrors
in acrylic at a price that most people can afford. That, in a nutshell, is how the Magic Focus® mirror was born.
USING THE MAGIC FOCUS®
MIRRORS
The Magic Focus® mirror is distortion-free, 5X magnification and is
one or the
strongest, most optically correct magnifying mirror on the market. It will allow
you to see, in detail, whether you wear glasses or not, better than you ever
thought possible.
To use this mirror, it must be focused. Hold it one inch from your eye and
slowly pull it away until your particular focus is achieved. (This is five to
seven inches for most people.) Everything should be completely clear when you
have it in close focus. If pulled away too fast, or too far, you have missed the
focus. Basically, that is it.
Using false eyelashes, eye makeup, inserting contact lenses, detailed eye
grooming, stray facial hairs, ingrown hairs, observing acne, etc. are now
problems of the past.
