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It has been over eighteen months since I last spent time as a woman and I am missing the experience. My mood to become a woman for awhile is firmly with me recently but there is no opportunity to set free this part of me. This rambling stream of consciousness accompaniment to a picture from my last session is a proxy method of me expressing my fame self. Removing makeup properly is also very important. Use good quality makeup remover like Bioderma Sensibio H2O, Cetaphil Gentle Waterproof Makeup Remover or Green Clean Makeup-Removing Cleansing Balm etc. For removing eye makeup in the lower eye lid , use ear buds to remove it properly.

Avoid cakey foundation. Cakey foundation is common in beginners. They usually make this mistake. To avoid it, dab your beauty blender in less quantity of foundation. Blending is the key.

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I’ve come to this direction because I am planning a trip out later in the year and you can’t exist in the real world in any other way than working with what you’ve got. This applies to my face, my body, clothing choices my mannerisms and inner projection. My facial skin has texture and I have wrinkles and lines, these are inescapable. I use make-up to change the focus on my face. By that I mean I play up what are(hopefully) my best areas and try to minimise the less than ideal areas. I have rubbish lips, there is not much I can do to them without ending up looking like a full on drag queen. I play these down. I use my eyes as my main emphasis so concentrate my efforts on eyebrows, eyeliner, shadow and mascara. I’m hoping if I make my eyes the main focus my other failings won’t be as noticeable. Poor hubby was very embarrassed during our lingerie shopping trip yesterday! My husband was choosing intimate apparel for me to wear for the enjoyment of other men - including Lord Belcher, Lord Trent, the Duke of East Anglia, and my regular companions Sir Harry Rakefield and Sir Henry Cobham! However, I am not completely without mercy. I did allow hubby a little treat when we returned to Lyndon Towers. I wonder if you can guess what it was?

Practice, practice, practice! The more your practice, the better you will get at applying makeup. If you want to practice drawing a wing eyeliner, draw it on your eyes a few times until you perfect it or when you want to learn how to do eyeshadow, practice it on yourself a couple of times to see better results. Experiment and see what works best for you: Experiment ALOT. Returning to my musings on why I felt I had improved in the space of a year despite rarely cross-dressing, I think a few changes to the physical elements employed also made a big difference. I will admit I wish I had lovely smooth soft feminine skin, especially on my face but I don’t. I have a very dark beard shadow and rough skin around my chin and lips. I’m never ever going to entirely escape this but I’ve found a change in make-up technique has improved things. Along with my liking for the indulging myself in female illusion I also have desires to actually be a woman. When I was younger I was keen to be a girl yet I also wanted to remain a boy, a real paradox! This scenario has remained with me as I’ve grown older. I feel I am definitely a transvestite, as I genuinely love the whole being a man taking on a female appearance and wearing female clothing, make-up and wigs.Yet my transvestism has a the transsexual element embedded within it. I love dresses, skirts, women’s trousers (the cut is very different to mens and it’s a challenge as a man to look female in female trousers. They feel very different to wear than male trousers and I think more male to female cross-dressers should give them a go. It definitely requires some rearrangement of your ‘male bits’ to make the look convincing! However, wearing a tailored woman’s trouser suit(pants suit) feels amazing. I also have a new discovery in that I find jumpsuits exciting and daring to wear. They really boost my confidence in presenting myself as a female. I like that I can spend time presenting as a man and as a woman. I genuinely believe I enjoy it more than if I were to transition full time and live as a woman. I am part transsexual but it is not dominant enough need to push me towards surgery and hormones and a complete change of life. I do love the knowledge I can transform myself on occasion into, hopefully, looking and behaving, like the female gender.the cropped version is here. Close up and emphasis on shoes, toes, etc. This is my famous vintage crinoline, it's so scratchy. Lady Lavinia (an Oxford graduate herself, and a full member of the club) greeted me, dressed in what has become our “off-duty” Sodality uniform: a cream silk blouse, a knee-length tweed skirt, and sensible three-inch crocodile heels. We eagerly caught up with each others’ recent escapades, over a very indifferent lunch – the Oxford and Cambridge has employed, for years, the very worst chefs of all the top London clubs. I admit, I dreamed of smooth perfect skin but reality is I don’t have it. I’m much hap[per in my cross-dressing now I’ve evolved my mental approach to knowing I have to work with the face I’ve got. I really enjoy applying make-up now and seeing what I can do. I will never master the skin I hope to one day haver but I get a lot of delight and enjoyment from applying make-up and trying out various colours and techniques. It's after church, and hot in Florida, but taking pictures, excite me so much....I just love to take pictures. She said "Angie, you are a nut".

There may be no real Pierre Collager at all – or rather, he may be a part that is played by many different actors at different moments, as suits your husband’s inscrutable purposes. Fall guy, enforcer, witness to false testimony – it can be very convenient for a man like your husband to have at his command a shadow army (because I doubt Collager is the only example) of undercover operatives, who cannot be caught by the authorities, because they do not exist in the normally accepted sense of the word….” My explanations often have accusations of homosexuality being levelled against me. How much easier would things be if that were the case! When it comes to my female alter-ego I’m driven more by the ambition I harbour to make her feel real as a woman in the eyes of others and feel to do this I should act and respond as a woman not a man. I’ll admit. Often muse on how it would be to be a woman alongside a man, could I really carry that off? I think the idea of flirting and the man thinks I am female is a rather thrilling notion! It’s all motivated by my desire that when I cross-dress I become a woman for the period and I have ceased o be male. It’s a performance I have yet to achieve. I still have wobbles about ‘what am I doing!’False eyelashes are frequently used when extravagant and exaggerated eyelashes are desired. Their basic design usually consists of human hair or synthetic materials attached to a thin cloth-like band, which is applied with an eyelash glue to the lashline. Designs vary from short, natural-looking lashes to extremely long, wispy, rainbow-colored lashes. Rhinestones, gems, and even feathers and lace occur on some false eyelash designs. MASCARA: Of course the dress is the favourite of most cross-dressing males and I’m no exception. I have always loved wearing dresses and how it has a noticeable effect on me in terms of how I feel, my thinking and behaviour. I am a man, in fact to a degree I indulge myself by feeling I am a female impersonator creating female characters I can perform as. There is no actual theatrical performance, the performance is all for my own enjoyment. My aim is for my performance to be convincing and people assume I am a woman. I find the a thrilling and exciting prospect. Primer comes in formulas to suit individual skin conditions. Most are meant to reduce the appearance of pore size, prolong the wear of makeup, and allow for a smoother application of makeup, and are applied before foundation. CONCEALER: I can also freely admit the idea of dressing up and passing myself off as a woman is also something I love doing. I get a buzz out of knowing I’m a man and I’ve taken o a female appebence. I actually enjoy all the effort required to try and look female. I also enjoy acting the part of a female. I get a thrill out of the whole dressing up experience and enjoy the make-up, dresses and wigs. I like spending time in the guise of a woman, it’s quite a thrill to do this. It breaks with my upbringing and the society I live in ad also appeals to me as I mentioned that I love make-up and female fashion. I also like imagining I am female and the man is gone. I am part transsexual so this appeals to that aspect of myself. However, I live as a man and most people have no idea I become a woman on occasion.