What a difference smile makes

[Marketa]

This weekend I went all in dolled up both days including full make-up (usually it's just one day with make-up) and I discovered, what a difference smile actually makes and it's really big one.

When I have my neutral expression I just look like a dude with make-up, but when I smile even if slightly but visibly, I am actually a cutie :) I spent like 30 minutes in total in front of a mirror just trying different expressions.

I know, reinventing the wheel.

[NjJamie]

And the reactions you'll get are even more amazing!

[Maria 60]

It's always great to smile and just like you when I see my fem self in the mirror I usally have a big smile. My wife once commented that I don't smile when I take pics of myself. I started smiling and what a difference it makes, we are much more beautiful. Look in the mirror and keep smiling.

[kimdl93]

I have tried to smile in the mirror, but I an invariably repulsed by the reflection of that grinning apparition.

[Michelle_G]

Marketa, I can't agree more. It doesn't have to be a big goofy exaggerated smile either. I find if I just upturn the corners of my mouth slightly, the difference is amazing.

[docrobbysherry]

When I try to smile it's more of a snarl!:eek:

When Sherry smiles it completely changes her look. Much as u posted, Marketa!:)

[Sandi Beech]

Agree with what NjJamie said. Go out into the world and smile at people and the responses are very positive. Works for me in clubs anyhow ; )

Sandi

[BLUE ORCHID]

Seeing the Pretty Lady in the Mirror,

[AllieBellema]

I agree with this. I'm not much of a smiler mode when I'm in male mode, but when I'm dressed up, I try to smile more and it does make a big difference for those that know me when they see the pictures.

[Sabine7]

When en femme I always used to smile much more than in a boy mode. This is my natural reaction to the happiness of being on the right side. I am afraid that I would panic when in public due to lack of self confidence and thus not able to smile at all.

[chrissy111]

What's not to smile about when all dolled up in pretty clothes.

[April Rose]

I have a natural resting b!tch face. I have to make a conscious effort to smile. But I find it is worth it to make the effort, whether in photos or in person.

[alwayshave]

Marketa, Smiling is the hardest part about dressing up for me.

[MarinaTwelve200]

I have discovered that a SMILE is a vital part of dressing. It makes a WORLD of difference and makes one look younger too. Just as important as a any other item we wear. A closed mouth smile is a good start, especially if you do not naturally smile. Just don't over do it. One DOES have to find just the right balance without looking "overly friendly" or foolish.