Joy ManganoSet of 2 Handy Hook Mirror, White

To see the back of your head, if you are a woman: wear a high neck shirt over a bra. Bend the mirror's arm in a "U" shape. Stick the arm inside the front neck of the shirt and between the bra and body. This will support the mirror. You can adjust it until it is in the right position. It works best with the larger mirror, because the smaller one is too small to see all of your head at the same time.

Awesome mirrors, cool design, and love the pouches that protect/clean them.Joy Mangano placed the pliable hooks between the 2 strengths, attached in a way that seems strong -- I was concerned wrapping and un-rolling would weaken the connection ... so far, my concerns were unfounded. Also, the length and pliability if the "cord" provide many options to use the mirrors.I'm a wheelchair-user ... I used when styling my hair: I wrapped twice around the arms and another day around the back push-canes -- the mirror stayed in the positions I placed them in! ... they enabled me to see whilst drying the back of my hair!They are also great tools to check/monitor bruises, cuts, blisters and such for individuals with a loss of sensation -- paraplegics, poly-neuropathies, and other diagnoses that cause a partial or complete loss of feeling as well as conditions that result in needing more time for injuries to heal. I used to monitor a bruise on one leg and blister on the back of my foot (which, I was able to clearly see in the medium-sized mirror!).Two mirrors can be used together to see more clearly; also, can keep smaller one in purse ... as well as keep in two different rooms.

Purchased mirrors to wrap around my neck to help when cutting hair on the back of my head. Did read reviews before purchasing them and should have given more credibility to what was said by some. I like having 2 sizes, the price was right and they travel easily, however, they are heavy, unwrap easily and therefore don't stay in place. Because they don't stay hooked, I'm back to where I was before purchasing them.

I would give this a five, but it does not hang around the neck and hold up to see the back of your head. What I do love is that the extension twists to make a stand for the mirror. I put on my toilet tank in the bathroom so I could grab it out and check out my eye make up. The smaller one I love for the car. I keep it in its case and pull it out when I need it. These things I like. I feel what works best for seeing the back of your head would be the extension side mirrors you put on the wall next to the mirror.

The product works really well for travel. I’m currently traveling around the UK with the larger of the two. It’s a bit heavy but that is because of the superior materials used. It hangs from hooks, can become a stand mirror on both hard items like a desk or soft ones like a pillow. You can even hang it around your neck! I knocked off a star because the magnifying side is unusable. I have really bad vision yet had no use for it with or without contacts. The strength of magnification needs to be greatly reduced. It still is worth it especially since you get 2! I’ll be bringing one of these to keep at work!

I love the idea of this product. I have used both the larger mirror and the smaller one (for travel). The larger mirror I hung over a door to see behind me in the bathroom mirror. Forgot it was there, closed the door and broke the mirror. I don't know if that speaks to the sturdiness or not. The Bendable stand portion does not hold up the weight of the mirror very well. I find that it sinks down every time I try to put it into a position.Otherwise, I really like this product. Once in position it is very handy.

I love the flexibility to hang the mirrors on just about anything, or be able to use it to see the back of the head (after some adjustments to balance the mirror otherwise it is to heavy to stay in place).When I thought about finding the way to attach a mirror to myself to see the back of my head and avoid mounting it to the wall I wasn't even sure that such an option exists. And here it is. I am so glad that people are creative and find a solution for every problem. Now that going to the hairdresser might be hazardous to my health due to the virus I found the way to cut my hair myself using attachments to the clipper and this mirror. I don't ever need to see a hairdresser again.

I love this mirror! I bought one on HSN quite a few years ago, and when I accidentally broke it recently, I was thrilled to find it here on Amazon. I see that many reviewers have cited that it does not work well when wrapped around the neck - I can't address that because it's not how I use it. I have poor eyesight, so I use this mirror to put my make-up on. I loop the mirror handle over the top of my medicine cabinet door (see photo - I have the magnifying side facing the camera). I also use it to see the back of my head when I color my hair; for that, I hook it onto one of those over-the-door hooks that is hanging on my bathroom door, directly facing the large mirror over my sink (see other photo). I hope the photos help to show how I use this. I wouldn't be without this!

These have come in very handy as a mirror in the backseat when im late and need to do my makeup in the car