Using makeup in guy mode

[JuliaC]

Any of you girls also use makeup in guy mode?

[Sabrina133]

The clostest i've come is keeping my toe nails polished - other than that, no. I tend to keep as separate as possible --

[Nikki A.]

Sometimes a little mineral powder for a little color. Not a lot though.

[Jenniferathome]

No, why would I? The great thing about being a guy is that you don't have to do that!

[Jaylyn]

Nothing but toes deep red polish, I do moisturize my face n sometimes just a dab here and there to hide my sun spots. Been doing that though for years. Probably doesn't count as makeup.

[Majella St Gerard]

I often go out with some lite eye shadow and mascara while dressed in guy mode, but I usually dress in a mix of masc. and fem.

[CD_blue]

When I first started using make up I put on the foundation/powder and thought "My god guys should be using this all the time". Just thought it made me look better overall haha.

Not really, but if I didn't live where I lived I could see myself using it more often. I keep toe nails polished.

Really though do think if anything changed within our society it should be whole powder/foundation. It just helps lol

[lingerieLiz]

I've done it, but lightly. It has been noticed once in a while. Never had a problem with anyone over it.

[Tracii G]

Just mascara and eye liner every now and then.

[ArleneRaquel]

I never have as far as I can recall.

[Lorileah]

Tinted moisturizer light tan eye shadow and eye liner. nude or close lipstick

[Rachel Morley]

I do, but only if I am going out, like to dinner, the movies or a club or whatever ... then I'll wear light tinted moisturizer and a lick of mascara. Why might I want to do this in guy mode? ... because IMHO make up (if it's done appropriately) makes everyone look better!

[Rogina B]

The fun part of this is when you realize that all the "conservative male commentators" on TV have makeup on! Why? So they will look a whole lot better for it! lol

[Beverley Sims]

Stage makeup quite often.
You need contrast on TV and makeup provides a little enhancement.

[Angela Campbell]

Not makeup, but I often wear jewelry when dressed as a man. Not male jewelry.

[Tina B.]

I have but never on purpose.

[CarlaWestin]

In my occupation, I frequently see young men with beautifully attended to facial features to include subtle touches of makeup. I think it's a fabulous fashion trend and I wish I was 30 years younger. Sometimes I feel like I'm trying to put makeup on ET.

[Krististeph]

Only hidden (toes, etc), except for light buff or clear polish at times. I used to put on a very minimal amount sometimes when working late- not enough to really notice (or so i hoped).

occasionally- zinc oxide skin block in fun colors when exercising or active outdoors.

I still don't think makeup looks good on me as a guy, or most men in general- unless it is relatively subdued. But for concerts and parties- it works great! I guess that's where i've gone the wildest while still presenting as male (I love that word- 'presenting' sounds like i'm a freaking baboon or something... ) :-)

[sheilagirl]

I put on "light" make-up everyday. As I get older, it's very nice to be able to smooth out some of the wrinkles
and a little blush helps put a little color to my fair skin. I do get compliments on my appearance even though
I am in "guy mode", I do have long hair so I think I might be gender bending, just a bit.

[linda allen]

As a band member many long years ago when it was in style to dress up and look good on stage, the entire band used Cover Girl to hide our beard shadows and any blemishes.

Now, no. I see no need to and have no desire to..

[joan47]

I use pencil on my thin arched eyebrows, foundation, blouse and powder, mascara, lip gloss, sometimes shadow, but very lightly.

[Amanda22]

Yes, often in fact. I love breaking gender boundaries.

[Princess Grandpa]

My toes are always painted now. Most days I do my nails after my last resident leaves and I do all my errands with them like that, removing it just before people return. Dressing at home I don't use face make up as I would have to ask for Julie's help and for a couple hours a day it just doesn't seem worth it. I'm learning to do it myself so perhaps once I'm capable I will use it more often.

It's kind of funny! I expected a rush from wearing the make up like I get from the nail polish or the wig. The first few times she used it on me, it didn't really do much for me. Now that we have used it a few times I want it more as it makes such a difference in my femininity. (Never thought that would be a consideration to do something).

I'm going to start playing with it more in order to learn to apply it without needing Julie's help. If I get some skills with it I will probably use it more often, but not likely in guy mode.

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[Richelle]

Yes, I have worn both lipstick and eye make up in male mode. I went for years wearing massacre ever day to the office. Now days it is nail polish on both my fingernail and toenails.

Richelle

[linda allen]

I wouldn't have thought nail polish counted as "makeup", but if it does, I wear clear polish on my toenails and fingernails. I get pedicures and sometimes manicures at a nail salon with my wife. They always kid me about what color I want, but I always end up with clear.