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Still, I would like to offer what I feel to be some basic guidelines for those who have some desire to 'pass' or present a realistic feminine image, or at least not frighten people. And let's face it, we've all had days like that. So where do you start? How about with the women right in front of you; your wife, girlfriend, sister,... whoever. Think about what you like, what looks good on who, and then try to figure out why. Now here comes the difficult part. Try to get beyond the obvious: cleavage, shapely legs, mini-skirts and stilettos. We all know those are considered sexy by most people, but most women don't dress like that on a regular basis. And trust me, what most of them wouldn't wear, most of us shouldn't wear. Most of us girls love to show off our legs. I have seen more 6'2", 220lb CD's in micro-minis and 4" heels... It is not an altogether convincing look. So unless you are going for that slutty tramp look, go back and try this exercise again. If, however, this is the look you want, I hope you know what you're in for. |
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Tucking: a basic CD skill. The easiest method is just to pull everything as far back as possible and hold it all there with a tight pair of control panties. While this will work fo rmost girls, it has disadvantages. For a more complete method,try this. |
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Breasts: where do I get them? Tissue, socks, baloons or those $200 falsies? I found a cheap, realistic alternative. You can buy "Nearly Me" or "Add-a-Size" silicone breast forms in stores all over NYC. I bought mine for about $25 on West 8th St. Look around before you shell out big bucks |
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Waist & Hips: not quite hourglass... I've tried those padded panties, I don't really recommend them unless you really need them. If you do, stick to the type that have 1 large continous pad instead of those 4 seperate bulges. For the waist, I'm pretty thin to begin with, but for some of the real fitted outfits I have worn a corsett. I actually like them sometimes. Personally I recommend the Ultimate Corset or Waist Cincher from Fredrick's of Hollywood. |
Legs: long and lovely Shave them! Wax them! just get the hair off them. They will look and feel better. I know, you're worrried about what people will think. Who cares! Trust me! Then treat yourself to some decent hosiery - Wolford or Victoria's Secret both have great choices for shaping and style. I also love DKNY. If you won't shave, then use a heavy pair of flesh colored dance tights under your regular hose. But trust me, once you go for a waxing, you won't want to shave, though the bikini area can hurt. |
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Facial Hair: Get rid of it! For my money, shaving doesn't cut it. Sure you can get a close shave, and it might last the night with enough base. Go get it lasered. It works. It's a little painful, but beauty can hurt. It's getting cheaper and more men are doing it because they are sick of shaving. If you can't afford the whoe face, start with the more sensitive areas where you are prone to razor burn. For me it was my neck, but now I'm working on he upper lip and chin. |
Eye Brows: Nix the unibrow. This is such a simple thing to fix. Grab the tweezers and pluck them. For most people, the distance between the brows is about equal to the width of their eye, and it should extend just beyond the outer edge of the eye. Grab a Cosmo, [the drink] and a mirror and fix those catapillars living on your face. While you're at it, check the nose and ears. |
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Skin Care: take care of it now! Every woman knows the importance of a skin care regimine. Yet so few men do, and for trannies it is essential. Cleanse it every night, use moisturizer and sun block. Check the cosmetics counter at your local department store, there are entire lines of products out there for men, and the counter girls can be very helpful. More and more men are using skin care products and even some cosmetics so there is no reason to be shy.
Of course this is all very basic, and I have not even touched on make-up. Instead of trying to explain all the principles of cosmetics, I'll list some great sources.
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With so many possibilities, I am always amazed whan I hear Girls saying they don't know where to find clothes. Unless you are either enormous even for a man, or looking for very specific fetish wear, try shopping where women shop. I know it seems overwhelming obvious, but so many CD's seem to be asking about it.
I have aquired a rather large feminine wardrobe over the years, so I have done quite a bit of shopping. Most of it is done in person, as a man, in regular women's clothing stores. It's no big deal. You can shop on-line, or in CD specialty stores, but for my money, this doesn't compare to going out where the variety and prices are the best and checking it all first hand. Most people never give a second thought to a man buying women's clothes. They either assume it is for someone else, or they really don't care. |
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