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BNPS.co.uk (01202 558833)<br />
Pic: LauraJones/BNPS<br />
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Thats a good eye-dea...<br />
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Short-sighted women now have the opportunity to stop squinting in front of the mirror when applying make-up - thanks to a new pair of special glasses.<br />
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The clever contraption could put an end to smudged eyeliner, badly applied eyeshadow, and messy mascara for good.<br />
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The quirky invention, dubbed the Make-Up Glasses, look the same as a pair of normal spectacles however they only have one lens.<br />
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When applying cosmetics to one eye, a user can easily peer through the lens instead of wearing none at all and struggling with blurred vision.<br />
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Once finished, the entire lens will flip onto the other side of the frames thanks to a special hinge and will work on the second eye.<br />
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The glasses come in a reading strength of plus 1.50, 2.00, 2.50 and 3.00 and are sold by spectacles company Peepers.

BNPS.co.uk (01202 558833)
Pic: LauraJones/BNPS

Thats a good eye-dea...

Short-sighted women now have the opportunity to stop squinting in front of the mirror when applying make-up - thanks to a new pair of special glasses.

The clever contraption could put an end to smudged eyeliner, badly applied eyeshadow, and messy mascara for good.

The quirky invention, dubbed the Make-Up Glasses, look the same as a pair of normal spectacles however they only have one lens.

When applying cosmetics to one eye, a user can easily peer through the lens instead of wearing none at all and struggling with blurred vision.

Once finished, the entire lens will flip onto the other side of the frames thanks to a special hinge and will work on the second eye.

The glasses come in a reading strength of plus 1.50, 2.00, 2.50 and 3.00 and are sold by spectacles company Peepers.