When you look in the mirror, why do you sometimes feel handsome, and sometimes you feel very ugly?

When you think you're handsome, it's an illusion.

This is because the real person is static, and you are dynamic in the mirror, which is the frozen face effect, the mirror light can beautify a little, and the lens (mobile phone and the like) will be ugly, because the focal length is still the relationship between the convex lens, and the middle part of the face will be shortened closer.

In addition, people with long faces look better in round mirrors, and round faces look better in rectangular mirrors, which is a visual effect, just like wearing vertical stripes to look thin and horizontal stripes to look fat.

Psychologists at California University and Harvard University have found that people think that people look better than the same truncated Zhengling diagram. In other words, even if you think you look very bad in the mirror, don't worry, others will think that the real person you move looks much better.

It's your illusion that the real person feels ugly compared to the image in the mirror, but in fact, when you leave the mirror, the image you see becomes smaller, and the proportions are still the same. Compare yourself in the mirror with yourself in **. The self in ** is closer to reality, because the image in the mirror is reversed.

Looking in the mirror is not the same as what others see about yourself.

Very few people have absolutely symmetrical left and right limbs, including the face.

Therefore, what you see in the eyes of others is the real you, and what you see in the mirror is the upside-down "mirror image" of your own left and right questions.

Psychologically, we sometimes focus on a certain aspect of ourselves, which weakens some characteristics, so many times you are the real you in the eyes of others.

The self in the mirror is the opposite of the self in reality. Wave your right hand in front of the mirror, and the self in the mirror is holding up your left hand. If your bangs are parted to the right, the bangs in the mirror are on the left.

Under the effect of light and silver plating, the mirror has the effect of thinning and whitening, so the self in the mirror is better looking than it actually is. Everyone has a bit of a narcissistic tendency, and in order to gain a better sense of self-identity, we will involuntarily choose and freeze the angles and expressions that look better when we look in the mirror, and keep them in our memories as an impression of ourselves.

Therefore, when you see some real but ugly angles in the photos, you will feel unfamiliar and difficult to accept Sentantown. Some psychological studies even claim that the real length is about 30 compared to how ugly I feel.

However, there are also some people who have low self-esteem about their appearance, especially rejecting some parts of themselves, so once they look in the mirror or look at **, they will focus their attention on these parts, and the more they look at it, the more they dislike it.

**Effect. **effect", it is a psychological phenomenon, which refers to the belief that we will prefer things that we are familiar with, and as long as they appear frequently, they can increase their liking.

In daily life, everyone must look in the mirror less, and the more they look in the mirror, the more they feel that they look good, which belongs to the "** effect". If you shoot yourself in the mirror and yourself in reality, and let your friends choose which one looks better, your friends will definitely not hesitate to choose the ** in reality.

Because for the people around you, the most common person they are is yourself in reality. In reality, you are a kind of "** effect" for your friends, and they will think that you are better looking in reality than you in the mirror.

I think it's handsome because the landlord is in a shameless state, and I think it's ugly, because the landlord wants to be faceless at this time!

It's all you, and you've said it's the light, right?

It's all like this, dark places, blemishes on the face can't be illuminated, and the contours are clear, so I think it's perfect.

I've also discovered since I loved dressing up in junior high school Sometimes I feel like I'm handsome, sometimes I'm ugly.

Recently, I found that it seems to be related to the intensity of the light. I took a picture of myself with a mobile phone with a front camera.,I found that when I dimmed the light,It's better to look good when it's brighter.,When the light is dark, it's ugly.。。。 I don't know if that's the reason ...

For example, I think the panel is very good and handsome under the light, but I feel ugly in the dark Why do I look at the mirror and the mouth is not crooked Look at the mirror when your face is facing the light is more handsome 3 Mirror problem Different mirrors are not the same Some mirrors ...

That's the psychological effect, if you are in a good mood, you feel handsome, and if you are in a bad mood, you are not handsome.

Look in the mirror for real. Photography involves the angle of the shot, the light, and the effect of the photo.

It's because you're in a different mood. When you're in a good mood, you feel good-looking, and when you're in a bad mood, you're annoyed.

I'll tell you a way, hang a line pendant at a fixed point in front of you, make the pendant part and the eye level, move it with your hand, make it swing back and forth, swing the angle is 120 degrees, the eyes move back and forth with the fall, 1 to 2 minutes in a row, you know whether you are handsome or not, very smart.

Ha ha. Such a simple question. You calm down and think about it. Do you see your real face in the mirror?

A lot of people will say... Be.

But actually... No.

It's just a reflection of your face

You can see that book when you put it in front of the mirror. The words you see in the mirror are not the same as the words you look directly at in the book.

So, it's true that it's not your true face in the mirror.

As for the question of whether the mirror is handsome or not. That's your own psychological problem.