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By *uriousjim OP   TV/TS
2 weeks ago

middleton

Any advice would be greatly appreciated with some tips in dressing and makeup xxx

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By *anyaSatinTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Boston

I went to another city in an afternoon

Went to boots and asked the girls about makeup for crossdressers. Benefits counter were the most helpful

Was given some tips and 4 times had makeovers even though i was in a suit

Bought loads of stuff

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By *wbtmMan
2 weeks ago

South west

For me, I looked at pics of women and other CDs found a look I liked, then tried it, eventually you'll find what suits you, I get most of my clothes from charity shops, try a few things, if you don't think it's right, donate them as they were cheap in tge first place, makeup, is still difficult, but again for me, less is more, it's definitely an art perfected by females, keep trying and changing.

Xx

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By *anyaSatinTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Boston

For clothes i have been to yoursclothing. Have sated not sure of dress and bra size.

Had 2 bra fittings sizings and regulary try on dresses there now even though in male mode

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By *mmaSTV/TS
2 weeks ago

near frodsham

Need to decide on your style. Charity shops are great as quite cheap. Dresses are easier rather than matching tops and skirts.

Make up, look at wonen that you like. Lots of videos that guide you. Just practice.

Don't fall into the trap of thinking you have to put loads on x

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By *arly-C-STV/TS
2 weeks ago

Doncaster

There are loads of tutorial videos on YouTube to help with make up, as already been said , less is more.

Different body shapes suit different styles of clothes, again lots of guides online, remember what looks fantastic on a size 6 model might not so on a 14 stone girl with broad shoulders.

Charity shops are great for clothes, gives you the chance to find your sizes at not much cost, plus you are given something back. Again we're built different so don't be surprised if you are a bigger size than you first thought. Different brands come in at different sizes,you may be a size 12 in a brand but a 14 in another, again trial and error. Vinted is also a good place to shop, so much choice- but be warned, its addictive.

Shoes! Female sizing is different to ours, again you need to find out what sizes work for you. Don't go straight for a 6 inch heel, start with a low wedge or kitten heel, practice,practice, practice and then go slowly higher.

Most of all, enjoy it and be fabulous xXx

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By *ane-legmanTV/TS
2 weeks ago

nr Market Weighton

YouTube tutorials for makeup. And remember that less is more. First time I looked like a clown lol

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