Prison Mirrors

A prison mirror is a reflective surface typically found in prison cells or common areas, allowing inmates to see themselves and their surroundings. These mirrors are often made of shatterproof material to prevent harm or misuse. They serve a practical purpose for personal grooming, security checks, and maintaining a sense of self-awareness in a confined environment. Sometimes used as a tool for rehabilitation or therapy, prison mirrors can also provide a glimpse into the harsh reality of incarceration.