#02 About makeup in my life
I want to talk a little about makeup. Rather, about how it entered my life and firmly settled.
On one of the thematic channels, I remembered a conversation where girls said that crosses often do makeup better than ordinary girls.
Those of us (transvestites) who are really serious about creating a full-fledged complete image, naturally, cannot ignore the need to use cosmetics. And besides, this is the only way to change facial features in such a way as to maximize the appearance of a woman. Well, probably with the exception of hormones and facial plastic surgery, of course)
I often remember how excited I was to get my mom's lipstick out of her makeup bag when I was still in school and I was alone at home. And for a long time at school, of course, I didn't go beyond lipstick, because I was afraid of not wiping off other cosmetics). Back then, the fear of being caught was much stronger, at least for me. But one day, when I was already at university, I decided to order eyeliner and eye shadow)! This was definitely an important milestone in my journey as a transvestite.
When I sat in front of the mirror and started drawing the outline of my eyes for the first time, I felt excited and thrilled) I was already into the character and missed wearing makeup. I had been drawing for a long time, and I thought I was doing a good job. I finished with eye shadow, which I applied using a regular watercolor brush)).
The process was fascinating. And when I finished my makeup and decided to look at the result, I was completely delighted! The eyeshadow and eyeliner so expressively emphasized the look that the overall image became more feminine.
Since then, I became interested in cosmetics. I started trying different makeup tools and materials. Over time, I started buying more expensive products, met people who make up better than me and can give me advice).
I am always interested not only in the result, but also in the process itself: to see how the face changes when using different materials and different ways of applying cosmetics. It was interesting to try life hacks and tips from friends and acquaintances, as well as try to repeat tips from the Internet.
In general, what girls have on their faces from birth as "factory default settings" we transvestites have to compensate for with makeup, so perhaps some girls have a little less developed makeup skills because they are already beautiful from birth).
