Niamh Geaney, who said she "freaked out" when she met a doppelganger for the first time a few months ago, recently just met with another "twin stranger" in Genoa, Italy. 
 
 Though Geaney's first doppelganger, Karen Branigan, who lives in Ireland as does Geaney, was more similar to Geaney in looks than personality, Geaney's second doppelganger, Luisa Guizzardi, looks and acts just like Geaney, she said. 
 
 "I met with her friend of 24 years before meeting her, and he said Luisa and I had the same presence and aura," Geaney told ABC News today. "And when I finally met her in person, it was crazy. She'd scrunch her nose the same way as me, play with her hair the same way, shrug her shoulders the same way and even talk with her hands similarly." 
 
 Guizzardi, 27, got in touch with Geaney, who's also 27, after Guizzardi's friend showed her a video of Geaney meeting her first doppelganger, Geaney said. 
 
 "From there, I was just kind of like, 'Hey, what do you think about me flying over there?' and she was super excited about it, so it was easy to set up," Geaney said. 
 
 She added that she wanted to get a sense of what Guizzardi was like before meeting her, so she met with Guizzardi's friends and family at various places Guizzardi would frequent in Genoa. 
 
 Twin Strangers 
 
 Guizzardi's mom actually thought Geaney was her daughter from a distance, she told Geaney. 
 
 When the two finally came face-to-face last Friday, Geaney said she couldn't stop staring at Guizzardi's face. 
 
 "The first time around, seeing another girl with my face was a new sensation, but it was so strange for it to happen to me again," she said. "But it was how similar she acted that was the craziest thing about her." 
 
 The two also put on makeup, contacts and styled their hair and clothes the same way to see just how closely they could look like each other, Geaney said. 
 
 The "twins" are going to be keeping in touch, Geneay added, saying that Guizzardi, like her first doppelganger, is now a "friend for life." 
 
 Twin Strangers 
 
 Twin Strangers, Geaney's site that helps connect people around the world with their doppelgangers, has also expanded. 
 
 "We have almost 50,000 users and rising," she said. "We want to help other people to also have that creepy, amazing experience of meeting their lookalikes. And for people we feel are really close matches, we're going to offer to pay for their flights and accommodations, so they can meet in person, too." ||||| COOKIE USE STATEMENT: 
 
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– Niamh Geaney was understandably "freaked out" when she found a woman that looked just like her living only an hour away in Ireland. But Geaney, who set out to find her doppelganger through project Twin Strangers, was even more astounded when she found a second doppelganger, this one living in Italy. Not only does Luisa Guizzardi look like Geaney, she apparently acts like her, too. "I met with her friend of 24 years before meeting her, and he said Luisa and I had the same presence and aura," Geaney tells ABC News. "I broke down and cried," she adds in a YouTube video. "When I finally met her in person, it was crazy. She'd scrunch her nose the same way as me, play with her hair the same way, shrug her shoulders the same way, and even talk with her hands similarly." Guizzardi says the pair—both 27—are like "soulmates." During meetings with Guizzardi's friends and family in Genoa, Geaney was even mistaken for her doppelganger from a distance—by Guizzardi's own mother, who was also moved to tears. The seeing-double effect was intensified when the pair applied similar makeup, colored contacts, clothes, and styled their hair identically. "The first time around, seeing another girl with my face was a new sensation, but it was so strange for it to happen to me again," Geaney says. As for the site that connected the two, Geaney's Twin Strangers has "almost 50,000 users and rising." As part of its mission to "help other people to also have that creepy, amazing experience of meeting their lookalikes," Geaney says the site will foot airfare and hotel bills in the case of really close matches, "so they can meet in person, too." Geaney plans to keep searching for at least five more personal lookalikes.