Ditto..I’m a cis woman, but the views do help this get out to more people who need it! Don’t the videos need to get like..10k before KZfaq starts recommending them%. I’m not sure about that.

Hope you y'all are okay. Got nothing to say but I hope you do well.

you're such a sweet mom oh my god

Woah, did you adopt? What are the chances of you both being trans? Lol

@@user-sf9gs2pg1b 1 in 122,00, according to CDC estimates (before that stuff was wiped by the current admin).

Long-winded comment if you want some of my feminisation tips :o I don't contour my cheek bone, I find that ages me. I only contour the bottom of my jaw to give my face a shorter look. Bronzer around the forehead to shrink it if needed (blush in my case because I'm pale af) Contour beneath the lips to make them pop. Not really related to feminisation, but lip scrubs and lip balms are important. You can just scrub your lips with a wet toothbrush if you want to save money Put concealer and highlighter under your brow bone if it's pronounced tons of highlighter at the top of your cheek bones and then put blush on top of it so it'll just look like you have dewy soft skin naturally. I do the same with my nose, I put blush on my nose after highlighter. If you overline your top lip (less distance between your top lip and the tip of your nose is considered more feminine), it's a good idea to use a white eyeliner softly above it to kinda create a new lip border. blend it out and then put highlighter on top of it. Also I find making my top lip slightly darker than my bottom lip makes it look more natural for lifted, open and enlarged eyes, I put concealer on my lid, use brown eyeshadow to deepen my crease, brown eyeshadow beneath my bottom eye sockets to make them appear pronounced, I only start my eyeliner in the middle of my eye so there appears to be more distance between them (wide-set eyes is feminine), I use white eyeliner on the bottom waterline and a little bit on the inner corner of my eyes (blending it on the inner corner) and then use highlighter on the inner corners and on my eyelids. I put some eyeliner underneath my bottom lashes and then blend it until there's no harsh line and finally I use lashes on the outer half of my eye to lift the corners (cut them until they take up just over half of your eye)

oh, and I have a mole above my lips. After foundation I put a bit of black eyeliner where that mole was and tap it in with my finger. It distracts from the fact that you have foundation on. If you have any markings like that, use it to your advantage

To add to what Manayis was saying, I’d recommend, if you can, to invest in a good eyelash curler (unless you’re blessed with amazing curled eyelashes). That will go a long way to open up your eyes and give them a doll like look that will look more natural than a tone of mascara (if that’s the look you’re going for). Also, you didn’t tell us your skin tone and I’m not sure how it would translate on darker skin tones but maybe you could look into «glass skin» makeup tutorials as it’s about giving a feminine and youthful appearance to the face with minimal makeup (lots of highlights and blush) I guess I should postface that by saying I’m a cis woman so I’m not really qualified in feminizing makeup but I think I’m pretty good at changing my face with makeup.

I have no unique experiences apparently ahahahahaha

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i stan calibri bold so hard

@@rob0tt4rmy calibri is the best font

@@rob0tt4rmy also your logo is looking nice omggggG

It should be pointed out that feminine makeup has higher color contrasts in features than masculinizing makeup. So masculine is more evening out the colors and upping the sharpness of the bone structure, while feminine makeup makes lips and eyes stand out a lot more while making the bone structure smoother and more neotenous.

also i read a tutorial on this, misunderstood horribly, and was like ehh at the results but thanks to "jowl region" "do a diniro" and "eyepits" i dont think i can misremember now lol

but also i definitely kept trying to go ham with my eyebrows. because ive never done my eyebrows before so idk why i chose then to start.

Have you tried using only a very small amount of bronzer? Without foundation it shouldn't be so obvious

@@verena1242 i should give that a go actually. thanks :)

Ro Xan wet and wild maxiglow or something? idk everything I use is dollar store

like i'm very sorry but the man in this video looked more feminine at the end of the video than he did at the beginning. there is no way for you to not stand out in a crowd of cis men if you're wearing fucking makeup. it's just one of those things you have to learn as a young tran that you can't wear makeup or white shirts or talk in a feminine way if you want to pass. no offense though

Respectfully, I know what you're talking about, and yes sometimes people will be able to tell. But I didn't say it was for passing; I said it was for dysphoria management. I pass much better now that I've been on T for over a year and I never wear this makeup anymore. But it was never to look more like a man to other people. It was to help me see a man in the mirror.

Boyform i understand that, i just don't want people to think this'll help them pass in situations where they could be exposed to harassment or violence or just in their day to day life. i'm all for finding ways to relieve dysphoria though and i'm sure a lot of people are helped by this video and that's great :)