There’s something magical about makeup. For me, it’s not just lipstick and eyeliner — it’s the moment when I finally see the girl inside looking back at me in the mirror.
When I first picked up a foundation brush, I was clumsy and nervous. Would it look obvious? Would I just seem like a boy in makeup? But the more I practiced, the more I discovered little tricks: a touch of concealer here, a sweep of blush there, mascara to open my eyes. And slowly, the reflection changed.
The first time I put on lipstick, I nearly cried. The shade wasn’t perfect, but it didn’t matter. Suddenly I felt her — the softer, prettier me — shining through.
Now, every time I do my makeup, it feels like a ritual. A moment of self-love. With every brushstroke, I become more confident, more feminine, more me.
šø Makeup Tips for Beginners on a Feminisation Journey
š Start simple. A light foundation, a touch of mascara, and a soft lipstick can transform your look without feeling overwhelming.
š Practice brows. Shaping or filling in your eyebrows frames your face and instantly gives a softer, more feminine look.
š Lipstick magic. Choose shades that make you smile. Even a subtle pink can lift your whole face and confidence.
š Blush is your friend. A little pink on the cheeks makes you look fresh and glowing — it’s amazing how girly it feels.
š Less is more (at first). You don’t need heavy eyeshadow or bold contouring right away. Build confidence with the basics, then experiment.
Some girls might take makeup for granted. But as a proud tgirl, each stroke of eyeliner and every coat of mascara is a victory — proof that my femininity is real and visible.
š Makeup doesn’t just change how I look. It changes how I feel. When I see my feminine face in the mirror, I feel elegant, confident, and so wonderfully alive.
And when I step out into the world with my makeup done, I don’t just feel like Steve Butler. I feel like the woman I’ve always known I was.
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