The latest tool to perfect your selfies is here and it's actually pretty genius

The latest tool to perfect your selfies is here and it's actually pretty genius | Her

This girl has got her shit TOGETHER.

Not many people can deny the powerful feeling of getting a flattering selfie. After numerous tries at getting the nicest photo of oneself, it's almost like a pat on the back knowing you've got the best angle - whether that means using Instagram filters, natural lighting, or a playful face on Snapchat.

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One girl's trick to get the perfect picture rivals the skills of selfie queens Kim Kardashian or Kylie Jenner and has seriously impressed even the vainest of women: myself. In the US, Meghan Duffy has alerted us to the lengths her sister goes to to get the perfect selfie, and her dedication can only be admired. Meghan's selfie-loving sister bought a certain toy to ensure that her hair in her selfies is on point, and the evidence can only be seen to be believed.

Y'all my sister bought a fan that plugs into her phone so when she takes selfies it blows her hair I'm done pic.twitter.com/0GGf7NpjZQ
— megs (@meghannduffyy) July 5, 2016

Yes, that's right, a selfie fan to get that airbrushed, windblown look that you've always wanted... and it PLUGS into your phone. Twitter users lost their minds at the typically millennial idea of using a selfie fan to capture photos.

@meghannduffyy where'd she get it. I can slick win husband of the year if I come through with this. — ArtOfficial (@trmn_hmltn) July 5, 2016

@meghannduffyy where can i cop
— amel (@ameljanae) July 5, 2016

@meghannduffyy ? I've done seen it allllllllllllllllll — Mrs. MB•JB (@MrsMBJB1) July 5, 2016

@meghannduffyy @helena_foster @gpjmorley Game changer ?
— B (@bethollowayy) July 6, 2016

The selfie fan not only works in guaranteeing a flawless selfie but also in cooling you down, with the small rotator generating the perfect amount of air in your face.

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The selfie is currently available for purchase on Amazon for just £4.99 but unfortunately, the company who produce it can't deliver to Ireland yet. Looks like we're just going to have to stick with fanning ourselves with dock leaves for the time being...