Our sense of self is closely tied to our surroundings. The personal importance of good interiors has been extensively studied and now we know that in a better setting we perform better.

By this research, if you don’t have a great vanity table setup, you’re basically looking worst than you could.
When I put it this way, do you still think you don’t need a great make-up area?
It’s like going to the nail salon that you like versus the one that you don’t. Or having the bad luck of getting the hairdresser that just does not get you, nor your hair.

Sure, you can lean over your sink, standing on your feet, surrounded by the steam from the freshly taken shower while digging for a lipstick or a brush in the overcrowded medicine cabinet, but if that’s the case, more often than not, you go for what you find rather than for what you want.

Historically speaking, the bathroom vanity and the make-up table have conjoining beginnings. It’s absolutely fascinating to see how, over the years, customs and habits, living standards and the makeup products themselves have shaped and split the two. (as I research now, will share my findings later).

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How about in the cup holder as you’re flying down the DVP? Passenger seat of course?! Clearly I need help!!!
Sounds like you definitely need help!