Review on Double Sided Magnifying Diameter Extension Adjustable by Erin Young

I used a bubble level to make sure I got the right base. There are small pieces of plastic under the bar on the mirror and base. They allow you to extend or fold your arm close to the wall. Unfortunately, when extended to say "cut your hair," the mirror is so heavy that not only does it drag your hand down, but it also doesn't stay in one position as it wobbles back and forth as you try to work freehand (what's the point). having such a mirror). My husband thought it would be safer if the two pieces of metal on either end of the mirror handle and base were tightened. It was of no use. This is a very poorly made item and now I know why most of them are very expensive. Please don't waste your money. We ended up throwing it away when my husband tried to fix it by modifying it.