Do any of you anons have makeup tips? i'd like to learn but i'm nervous ;-;

do any of you anons have makeup tips? i'd like to learn but i'm nervous ;-;

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if you look up makeup tutorial for trans people, don't listen to the retards smearing their entire faces with color corrector and turning into oompa loompas

Learn to blend and match your skin tone, subtlety is important. Also get religious with your skincare routine

eyeliner is shitty to apply and there's no real trick behind it but training the shaky hand away

for boymode days, use vaseline to enhance your eyelashes

if you haven't had ffs yet, your orbital rims stick out, so avoid brushing your eyeshadow too far in, concentrate on making your eyes 'wider'

if you have a broad nose, highlight the ridge or the tip with a light brightener, same with cheekbones, you can get some def. there.

also, less is more, don't try to go too overboard. look into the mirror like 15 min afterwards, you might realize you look like a clown suddenly

I want to do a good routine for skincare but there is alot of conflicting information out there

What would you reccomend?

adding to the third point, you want to avoid racoon eyes

yes eyeshadow is minefield early on.

if you even want to use it, maybe just think about the goal of accentuating the apparent weight of your eyelashes at the corners, like we do with eyeliner.

I wish I'd known this years ago when youtube was at peak drag aesthetics.

Are you in the US? If so, Amazon is your friend. I would recommend a natural face. Definitely a moisturizer, like the Elf Holy Hydration. A nice dewy foundation like the Wet N Wild Photofocus Dewy or Too Faced Born This Way if you could afford it. A Mascara that can curl your lashes and some gloss could finish the look. A good powder to set the foundation is key too.

nooo i'm in terf island :( the upside is most cis women don't pass either igs haha
ty for the recommendation tho!

first you put foundation on your whole face, brush it slightly towards the ears, hair, and neck to help blend. (optional, recommended if you have bad skin)

concealer for spots that stick out like acne, beard shadow, dark circles

eye liner/shadow, just decide on a basic style to master, I started out doing only cat eyeliner. tip: you can rest your palm on your cheek area to help steady your hand when applying, just fix the foundation afterwards.

mascara or fake lashes or both - this really helps give you a feminine appearance, so try not to skip it. curl the lashes to open them more after applying

blush - helps emphasize your cute cheeks, be subtle, try light pink if you have white skin. you can also apply to nose and chin, but you might want to watch someone else do it first.

lip gloss - use a clear gloss at the very least if you don't want a color, this is pretty important for looking cute. no one likes dry ass lips :P

on lazy days I just do eye liner, mascara, and lip gloss. And from there you can try fun new stuff with eyeshadow, blush, and eyeliner!! I don''t recommend forcing yourself to do EVERY part of makeup, if you overdo it you might end up looking like a clown at first. but that's okay! most girls had to go through this phase too, usually at a younger age lol.

make sure you always apply lotion (before the makeup) and wash your face, never sleep with makeup on. use actual makeup remover and cotton pads so you don't ruin your skin, towels are rough.