Have you ever had such an experience? When I look in the mirror, I feel very cute, but when I take a picture, I am always "ugly" by myself in the picture. So, why on earth is the self in the picture more ugly than in the small mirror? Today, let's talk about this problem.

First of all, I have to tell you: you in the mirror are not what you really look like. If you look at a book in the mirror, you will find that all the words are reversed. In fact, the faces we see in the mirror are also opposite. For example, if you have a mole on your left face, it will grow on your right face in the mirror.

We look at our face from the mirror since childhood. Over the past few years or more, this reverse face has become more and more impressive in your mind, making you think this is your real appearance, and you will become particularly fond of this face. At this time, someone takes a picture of you. When you look at it, you will feel strange. Why? Because you don't have the opposite problem. It's a straight face. It's just the opposite of the face in the mirror you like, so it feels ugly.

So, does this mean that the "ugly" in the photo is more real? In fact, it's not right, because although the photos are not reversed, there is another problem - picture deformation.

Finally, I would like to add a third reason. What the camera photographed us was just a moment. Maybe at that time, we didn't manage our expressions well, or we were captured from the perspective of death, and we just took ugly photos. But when we look in the mirror, we can see ourselves dynamically, which allows us to constantly adjust and present the best state, and this is not the reason why people like to look in the mirror! Therefore, there are three reasons why we look better in the mirror than in the picture: first, we are used to the opposite faces in the mirror. Second, the picture will deform. Third, mirrors can capture dynamic beauty, and photos are likely to take ugly photos!