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By VickySGV · Posted
I do spoken word acting, and give Trans 101 talks and other public speaking. I wear make-up for those occasions. Sephora is easy for me to get to, and has a foundation that does a good job for me and the sales folks there are Trans Friendly. Their eye shadow pallets are also fun to use. Another source of my foundation is Ulta which carries Dermablend that does a consistent job of my lower face and chin. I just use good old Revlon lipsticks because I ruin them by leaving my purse in the hot car too often. -
By Abigail Genevieve · Posted
I'm not interested in makeup, jewelry or nice clothes or girly stuff. It's made me wonder at times. It saves some money. If I wore a skirt it would likely be denim. I thought about a woman's skirt suit but nah. Neither of my sisters are into that stuff either. One likes peasant chic (still a 60s flower girl) and the other - the only time she has ever worn a dress was at her wedding. Jeans at all other times. Jeans and t shirt here. Content being a girl. Weirdo. Weirda? Never mind. -
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By VickySGV · Posted
@Ladypcnj Before posting links to other group's websites, PM one of the Staff (preferably an Admin) and have them check that site out. We have specific rules here regarding age appropriateness and would need to know that the other site is in line with those rules. We do have members here between 13 and 18 and other sites need to be safe for that age range, legally and otherwise. Also, we are not a dating or pick-up site, not do we allow people selling things to advertise here. As I said clear the link with a moderator or admin before posting it. Mod's and admins do check out posts and if we find problem links we will remove them and notify the OP of a rules violation. Go to https://www.transgenderpulse.com/community-rules to understand where we are. -
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By Ladypcnj · Posted
Yeah, ELF is a good brand, another brand is Revlon ColorStay last 24 hours. -
By RaineOnYourParade · Posted
Sir is good, as well as mister! I don't mind Mx. but my brain's first thought is a mixer. -
By missyjo · Posted
giggles..sounds much more comfy I'm on 5 minute break outside n wondering if i can open my blouse..oops..maybe not ..laughs -
By kristinabee · Posted
I really don't think that's a good idea. The unity of the LGB and T community is historic and has been central for both groups rights. And the vast majority of people advocating for splitting the two are transphobic LGB's who are broadly condemned by the community anyway. -
By Mmindy · Posted
Congratulations, and best wishes as you move forward. Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
By Breanne_O · Posted
A bit late in updating, but I've had the draft of the official diagnosis and have (as yet unconfirmed) an endo consultation next month. Next to arrive will be the supporting documentation for my new passport application for my correct gender. This will then be my official ID for all the other updates - bank, tax, payroll etc. It just feels good to to be proactive again rather than waiting for other people to move at a leisurely pace. -
By Birdie · Posted
I like ELF brand cosmetics, I can pick them up at JC Penny. I wear makeup everyday, but mostly just very light makeup. -
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By Vidanjali · Posted
Hello & welcome, @Ali_Genderlfuid! Look forward to learning more about you. -
By Ladypcnj · Posted
Hi Mae Be, whenever it comes to makeup, there are so many different bands to choose from. Picking out the right makeup comes with trial and error, until you find one that works for you and blends well with your skin tone, some makeup products can leave the skin feeling oily. It's a good idea to look at the labels on the makeup product to know what the creators put in the makeup, just in case skin allergies. Once you found the makeup brand, you can add it to your shopping list, good luck
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