💡 Waneway Vanity Lights for Mirror: Create DIY Hollywood Lighted Makeup Vanity with Dimmable Lights! Review

If you're looking to add some color to your mirror, look no further! I searched the internet for lighted mirrors but they were all very expensive. It was the perfect alternative. The SECRET to how high quality they look is to run a wire behind each bulb and run it behind the mirror until you get to the spot for the next bulb (see pictures). So happy I found her!

I really like these lights! The only issue I had was they peeling off the sticky backing, but that's easily fixed by simply replacing the backing. Dimmer can also be very sensitive at times. If something like a makeup brush even glides past it, the lights go out. It can be very annoying, especially when I'm putting on makeup. Otherwise the lights work like a charm and definitely helped up my selfie game 😏 I use them on a full length mirror and adjusted the spacing between the lights to make it

I bought them because of the rave reviews. I never write reviews, but I just have to give my two cents. They arrived quickly, the application process is quite easy and once posted they looked amazing. BUT they don't stay! Neither the supplied adhesive pads nor spare parts are left over. I liked them so much that I tried a glue gun, it didn't work. Then I bought epoxy. I figured if epoxy could hold metals together (when I was a jeweler) then it would work. Oh no. I spent several hours trying…

This is my second order for these lights and I am completely disappointed with this purchase. I'm guessing someone NEEDED these! returned and the paper stickers you peel off when you're ready to put the lights on were missing from some so they stuck to the box with hair and pieces of wall we attached to some of them. and it was missing the extra adhesive discs that I had with my first order. I wanted her back so badly but my daughter doesn't want to wait until she lights up her mirror. We ended

I like that these bulbs are not too expensive and they look good. I was looking for some kind of lighting for my new vanity mirror and they seem to suit my needs best. I like that they are easy to install and the light on them is nice and bright so I can see everything clearly. I like that the power switch also has a built-in dimmer. . They're not perfect, but at an unbeatable price. The only problem I have is that they actually stick and stay on my mirror with the adhesive strips that were…

Have you looked at the price of the lighted makeup mirror? About $300 or more. This allowed me to find any mirror and add light to it for under $100. I like this idea. This is genius. Lightbulbs have clips between the bulb and the part that goes in to allow the cord to wrap around it, which I thought was great! It even came with extra 3M stickers. The only downside is that the bulbs don't actually light up. As you can see in my last photo. the pears fall off. This happens every few minutes. The