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Looking like a drag queen is just too over-the-top for most situations. Goofing around at home sounds like a lot of fun though.
I’d make an exception for my next high school reunion. Never went to one. Absolutely hated the place. It’d be a hoot to go with hair and makeup that’s totally over-the-top, and an outfit that could get me arrested! Best part of the evening? Getting asked to leave!
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No definitely not.My wife does my makeup when I am dressed.She puts on eye shadow blusher and lipstick in a very subtle shade.I think not too much and not too little is the way to go.It’s a shame that so many crossdresser and gender fluid kids want to look like drag queens.When I was in my preteens and adolescence I wished to be a pretty girl of my own age.
When I am Kay, I am quiet and shay. Definitely not something for me everyday. Maybe try once just for fun.
I was on youtube and saw Courtney Act. Look her up. She started as a drag queen and evolved into very popular cross dresser. She was doing Las Vegas shows. She also has some nice music videos.
I would only want enough makeup to be passable and pretty, over the top is not my style… but I do really like the Smokey eye look😍
Funny you ask that question girlfriend I’m getting a drag makeover the end of September early October and hopefully do a drag performance around Halloween wish me luck 💋
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Not a chance Nick, when it comes to makeup, less is better; well for me anyway. I’m already passable without using any makeup at all. At the grocery store this morning, I overheard being referred to with the female pronoun after I had told a lady with one item that she could go ahead of me in line. Her daughter asked her what I said and the lady told her daughter “She asked if I wanted to go ahead of her in line”. Always lovely hearing that. Stay healthy, stay safe, Hugs, Krista.
Not for me. Once you have reached “that certain age”, which I did long ago, excess makeup just looks garish. Less is more for this girl.
Drag queens no.
I’ve been pondering maybe, maybe trying to use makeup, but I wouldn’t go anywhere near that level.
For a night out, absolutely!
A number of years ago I was selected as a model for a makeover at my support group (we had a random drawing the month before). The makeup artist was a guy who worked in the beauty industry (hair dresser/makeup) and did drag as well (although I don’t know if he performed). The makeover I got wasn’t drag, but was still a lot of makeup.
Everyone said that I looked great. In my opinion, it was too much makeup, and I really didn’t like it. I didn’t say anything, but it’s not a look I would try to repeat. I don’t think he did a lot of contouring, and I looked older. When my friend who does transformations for a business does my makeup, I look younger.
If I were performing, I would consider drag makeup. Otherwise, I’ll pass.
I think If I had the opportunity with a drag queen that could help I would try it for fun one time. but I wouldn’t want that extreme look all the time, although some of those outfits they have look pretty interesting too! I wouldn’t lie that it would a fun time to do a whole drag complete make over but I normally wouldn’t dress up that eccentric.
Well, for a performance I would, of course. Make me up to look like Divine’s sister or someone about to perform with RuPaul and it would be fun – and challenging. Drag is not crossdressing to me – it is out and out performance.
For everyday, well, of course not. Subtle an age-appropriately feminine is more my style.
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