Ever since the CDC recommended the use of face masks to help combat the spread of COVID-19, tons of cute and stylish masks have popped up. From color-changing Harry Potter-inspired face masks, to Disney's own line, and a slew of homemade masks on Etsy and from makers in local communities, cloth face masks are just important an accessory as wearing shoes out the door is.
Obviously, you can't see anyone's mouths shielded behind the masks, which is great news for those of us who are often criticized for not smiling enough. But it can be pretty weird to talk to people when you can't see their mouth move.
One woman is solving that problem, and the results are...genius and maybe a bit unsettling.
