

How to use: Douse a cotton pad with toner and wipe the damp pad from the center of your face outward until you've spread a thin layer all over your face and neck. A toner also helps in priming your face for oils, serums, or creams you'll be applying as you go about your regimen (more on that later).
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Usually, this is formulated with acids that help in clearing out your pores from acne-causing bacteria, brightening dark spots, evening out skin tone, and preventing signs of skin aging. Follow with a tonerĪpplying toner is a solid follow-through after you cleanse your skin. Rinse off the exfoliating rub with warm water, then proceed to your shave or your next skincare step. Kudos to the developer very nice job indeed.How to use: Apply a nickel-sized amount of Lumin Exfoliating Rub on a dry face, gently massaging it all over to get rid of dead skin build-up on your skin's surface. At just over 4 megabytes its a tiny tiny app so no worries using up memory. It basically does 1 thing and it does it very well. Again VERY thoughtfully put together, and it's not trying to do 50 things. Nice extra touches include freeze image, take picture, share picture, turn on flash, and use of front facing camera too. But it's the zoom BEYOND what you can do in camera view up to hardware resolution limitations that provides a meaningful new use-case so that is clever, and truly well executed. So at some level of zoom the image isn't useful. It allows MAGNIFICATION substantially higher than camera view allows but of course the RESOLUTION is fixed by the hardware.

Honest review: the UI is apple-like: intuitive, simple, easy to master in about 2 minutes. Reviews I see so far seem to be the developer and friends and one troll. Surprisingly elegant & useful tiny footprint Locking gets you even more magnification! NOTE: Make sure you try a zoom gesture to see the magnifying power of Lumin! You can double-tap, or do a pinch-out to zoom in. * use of the camera flash/torch is limited to iPhone 4 and iPhone 4s models. send a close-up of your kid’s bruise to the doc see what’s under the couch, or the seat of your car capture quick images you don’t want in your photo library, but do want to send somewhere
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grab the serial number - in the dark - on the back of that cable box read restaurant menus with ease, even in low light a quick-share mechanism for sending captured images via email, Twitter, Facebook and Instagramįor such a simple utility, the uses you’ll find for Lumin are endless: a quick-capture camera that does not store images to your library unless you choose to a versatile magnifying glass with the ability to lock a magnified image a set of high-resolution reading glasses, with you wherever you take your iPhone Lumin also controls the camera flash on your device, so you can illuminate and magnify dark, hard-to-reach places with ease. Locked images can be magnified 10 times, or even more with ideal lighting, and can also be automatically mirrored to your Dropbox account. Not only does it magnify items, it can also keep a running history of images and can save or share these images with your friends via e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Lumin is an electronic magnifying glass for your iPhone or iPod.
