> "mirrors that make you look like a cartoon sloth" Isn't that kind of selfie modification stuff, like, 50% of the appeal of Snapchat? It's not a physical pro

> "mirrors that make you look like a cartoon sloth" Isn't that kind of selfie modification stuff, like, 50% of the appeal of Snapchat? It's not a physical product, but that makes it more culturally significant IMO. A mirror is viewed only by you, but manipulating your broadcasted image speaks of how you want to be seen in society.