Posted by: sissydawn | June 21, 2008

Crossdressing Tips

General Tips for Crossdressing:

Face

* Applying Makeup: Take your time with makeup, don’t rush it. Practice before you go out. Consider finding a transgender makeover artist who can walk you through the application steps and tips.
* Beard: Shave closely with a cream or gel. Follow our tips for applying foundation. Be sure to use a beard cover foundation if you have a visible beard.
* Nails: Take time to manicure your nails. If you don’t know much about nail care, have a manicure done from a professional and ask questions. Also check out our nail tips section.
* Brows: Eye brows are very important to your look. Keep them groomed by plucking stray hairs. If you cannot get away with shaping them into an arch, try a brow cover and concealing foundation to cover them and draw in your preferred brow with pencil and/or pressed powder.
* Skin care: Take good care of your skin to keep it soft. Makeup always looks better on softer, smoother skin, Exfoliate skin with AHA products or exfoliation cleansers. Use a facial cleanser (not soap), toner and moisturizer daily, it does make a difference in improving skin texture. Clay masques are great for firming and plumping skin.

Body

* Breasts: Invest in a quality breast forms. Don’t fake this shape with padding or stockings.
* Hips: If you have a thick waist, invest in padded panties to give yourself a more attractive, feminine shape. Wear a girdle to slim the waistline.
* Hair: Get rid of unfeminine hair. Shave under arms. Use a depilatory cream on your arms and legs if they are hairy. It will last longer than shaving. You can find depilatory creams in the drugstore. Trim nose and ear hair. Shave any stray hairs on neck. Consider electrolysis or laser hair removal if you are concerned about excessive hair or heavy beard areas.
* Female Movements: Moving and holding yourself in a feminine way is important in passing. Observe how women move, gesture, walk, and talk as a reference. Then practice with a mirror or friend.

Safety

* Restrooms: When you are out and dressed, if you have to go to the restroom, use the ladies room, not the men’s. Plan ahead, avoid drinking to much and seek un-crowded rest rooms.


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