Can Someone Turn Those Lights Out?

How often have you heard this is in a dance venue - or wherever else - and someone walks in with a hugely bright facelight?  Someone is almost sure to complain about this, until the culprit (or victim) eventually turns off their facelight.

Let's face it, for us ladies "natural" Second Life isn't exactly flattering. It tends to leave our faces looking dull and lacking complexion. So, many of us have had to seek facelights.

My own avatar ( LAQ "Nellie") comes with its own facelight.  You would think that being optimized for the LAQ skin that it would compliment it. But, my avatar's skin is supposed to be tanned, yet the LAQ facelight seems to overpower the tan.

After an extensive search I eventually found the Damage Invisible Illuminator.  Unlike most other facelights which illuminate from the outside, this one illuminates from within. Installing and operating the illuminator is very simple and for most people even the default setting is perfect.

Take a look at the two photographs of me in a bikini.  The right is with the LAQ facelight.  The one on the left is with the Damage Invisible Illuminator.  My tan looks more normal with the Damage Illuminator, but that is my opinion. I would love to hear yours!

Also note the sky colours.  With the LAQ facelight, the blue sky is almost flooded by light causing it to look a blue-grey colour. However, with the Illuminator the sky is a healthy blue.

The Damage Invisible Illuminator retails in SL Marketplace for L$499.

https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Damage-Invisible-Illuminator-face-light/3275383

* Please note that all posts are unbiased opinions and that I receive no sponsorship from any source whatsoever!  Mel xx