Question?

[pedalgirl]

As I removed my wig this morning to get ready to remove my make-up looking in the mirror I determined that my face appeared more feminine without the wig than with. Has anyone else ever made this type of observation?

[Patience]

Must have been a hell of a night.

Can't say that ever happened to me. In your case, maybe you need another wig?

[Macey]

I think it depends on your face, the wig, how you feel about them, and how that changes! I have a nice feminine wig with a gorgeous color, but it's kind of a flat style, so it only accentuates my masculine facial features rather than lessen them. My other wig (in my profile photo) works better, I think. Also, my own hair is long, though not styled in a feminine way, and there are times when I'm feeling my feminine side where a stolen glance in the mirror shows me the woman within … stubbly face or not!

[Tracii G]

Nope never had that happen.
Must have been a heck of a night.

[docrobbysherry]

Unlikely, maybe impossible with the rite wig, Pedal!:eek:

I'd say u need to try the rite wig for your face shape and complexion!:battingeyelashes:

[Cheryl T]

Don't think I've had that much to drink in the last 2 decades...LOL.

[Beverley Sims]

Obviously, the Demon Drink.

Get your eyes checked immediately, free at Spec Savers. :-)

[alwayshave]

I always found the wig is the coup de grâce is my transformation.

[Nikki A.]

Pedalgirl, I understand your feeling. There are times when I think I look pretty decent with just make up when I am not wearing my wig also. However since I do go out close to home, the wig does give me another layer of disguise.
Honestly, if I let my hair grow longer, styled and colored it some. I would not have a problem going sans wig if I was willing to go completely out.
Jamie to you the wig is the coup de grace. I can be all dressed and done up, but until I put on my lipstick, I still see a man in a dress in my mirror.

[silkiehosewearer]

Oh I know exactly what you mean there are times i look feminine with the wig and also without it so i know exactly where you're coming from XOXO

[Robertacd]

Maybe you are wearing the wrong hair style wig for your face.

Hair styles can make your face look bigger, smaller, thinner, fatter, more or less masculine or feminine.

[Teresa]

PedalGirl,
No way Jose !! I want to see the guy less and less and he certainly doesn't look more feminine ! If he did I'd have to do a complete rethink on my makeup and change my wig style .

[Tamsin Secret]

I have a nearly a 1000 photos of me in various made up guises. There is one where I think my make up is on absolute point and tend to go to it (amongst others) more often than not. I am not wearing a wig in it.

Perhaps it was just a very good make up day that you could appreciate without being distracted by a wig?

Either way, that feeling when you catch that glimpse of femininity, priceless.

[mykell]

I always found the wig is the coup de grâce is my transformation.this is as well for me,


but i have had it happen, hall mirror, it is shoulder and up, so makeup mannequin head, caused me to start a thread about it....

[Lara A]

I have always had long hair and used to style it when dressed. With age tho, a wig is necessary for me!

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... the wig shapes my face and gives it a softer edge. I think it does depend on what style of hair suits you most...

[Krisi]

Nope, never. I've been looking at my face in the mirror for decades so it's hard to judge but I don't think it looks feminine. Certainly more people have taken me for a woman with my wig on than without.

[Tracy Irving]

Unfortunately, my face has never, nor will it ever, look feminine. Makeup and a wig do help, but the mountain is tall.