Gym Mirrors Make You Look Thinner

What if this mirror made you look 10.

Gym mirrors make you look thinner.

On the other hand i have no objective idea of how i actually look so this might be the dumbest thing you have read today. To make you look thin your image needs to be compressed horizontally or extended vertically over time most mirrors bend from top to bottom and there can be a slight curvature at the edge. You ever swear you look fatter in the mirrors at the gym. The mirrors in the free weight area have some sort of concave or contour that make me look thicker so it is not just me others feel the same way.

Says looking in 116 mirror is same as being told you look nice today curved glass tricks users into looking and so feeling thinner but critics fear shops could appropriate skinny mirror to. I think they put fat mirrors in at the gym on purpose to try to get people to come work out more. I also look thinner in the mirror at work so i m just telling myself work mirror gym mirror are the truth lol. This will also happen if two different panes are next to each other but at slightly different angles.

Mirrors can warp and bend over time which distorts the image. It ll need to either stretch your image horizontally to make you look wider or vertically to make you look taller by bending outwards or it ll need to squish your reflection vertically to mak. Mirrors in my house make me looked ripped but the mirrors at the gym just make me look soft definitely. If seen from the side there is a slight curvature in the edge.

Slight curvature along only one axis can make a person look fat or skinny. Idk i looked at least 10 pounds heavier when i was at yoga an hour ago. Maybe it is both. Compared to the mirrors in your house.

To make you look fat thin mirror has to be bent. But all my mirrors at home that i can see most of my body in are vintage and are distorted you squat you look two feet wider you stretch up you look like gumby. Stores may be using skinny mirrors to make you look 10 pounds thinner. I d been told that thicker mirrors produce a more accurate reflection so it could be that you are actually as fit as you look at the gym rather than at home.

Posted in age 30. Most mirrors bend over time top to bottom. The top and bottom edges are usually straight. But is it the mirrors or could it be the lighting.

To make you look thin your image needs to be compressed horizontally or extended vertically.