The Intoxicating Taste of Lipstick . . . .

[Debglam]

I have similar feelings towards money

And, shiny things

Be afraid CamilleLeon, be very afraid. . .

[Aprilrain]

I have to agree with Reine and Shan, I like the taste of my BF and the smell of his money. LOL. Just kidding well a little anyway. I like the look of lipstick, too bad I can't afford make up right now because I'm spending all my money on laser, electrolysis, FFS, and Christmas presents!

[SarahLynn]

You won't get any disagreement here! Lipgloss and lipgloss both do it for me, in a way that no other kind of makeup ever could. That's why I was buying lipstick long before any other type of makeup! I think it's the fact that it's such a multisensory experience...

The moment I put it on, the way it glides, transforming my lips, awakening, bringing out their fullness & potential. The way that it tastes, so femme... the way that it smells... the way my lips slightly cling together as they separate, making ever fiber of my body feel alive, wanting to do all the things that lips do, just to feel more... the way it makes my lips look in the mirror, or leaves full, womanly prints on glasses and napkins and cheeks and collars... and of course, the heavenly way my lips slide and melt while under the influence - especially when pressed against another pair of glossy or sticky lips! Yes, I'll take lipgloss and lipstick at every possible opportunity!

Thanks for getting a girl all riled up!!

OoH CRA@ Another one out here trying to make me all hot and bothered. You girls stop this right now or i'm gonna.... aaah.... i'm gonna.....ummmm, i know, i'm gonna spank you both.

[Niya W]

I think at the next event we need to have demonstration Debbie , or any of the girls that are single.

Any questions ?

[darla_g]

love those sensuous pics of those lips. I know what you mean Anne about the lipstick. But only certain lipsticks. I had some Maybelline which was like a mint flavor and i hated that !

So the lipstick is one of those sensuous pleasures of cross dressing. I would also put having nylons on freshly shaved legs in that category as well! and maybe a nice scent too. thats 3 senses then taste, touch and smell. and of course the sight of ......

[Heelsnlegs]

I do enjoy my lip gloss, but I'm not complete without my eyeliner. And I love the feel and smell of my Lancombe pressed powder

[Niya W]

Oh and ladies if you do an image search on goolge for sexy lips, make sure it's set to safe .

[Ellyn]

I have to agree that you are not supposed to est lipstick. There are dyes and chemicals in lipstick that would not be allowed in food, and Canada has taken action about the use of lead and the chemicals known as "D4 and D5 siloxanes", used in lipsticks, because of environmental concerns. I have an even grosser reason not to eat it. We used to have a rendering plant where waste meat cuttings, restarant grease, dead animals, road kill, and dead pets, put down or from disease were rendered for their fat. There was a list of things made from the rendered fat, which included "rendered fatty acids used in lipsticks". Now how gross is that? Especially if you eat it. Sombody may have taken action against the rendering plant, because it blew up. Lots of people hated it because of the smell.

[Kelly DeWinter]

Ellyn,

I have never before intentionaly insulted anyone on these forums, but you are a "Lipstick in the mud !"

Kelly

I have to agree that you are not supposed to est lipstick. There are dyes and chemicals in lipstick that would not be allowed in food, and Canada has taken action about the use of lead and the chemicals known as "D4 and D5 siloxanes", used in lipsticks, because of environmental concerns. I have an even grosser reason not to eat it. We used to have a rendering plant where waste meat cuttings, restarant grease, dead animals, road kill, and dead pets, put down or from disease were rendered for their fat. There was a list of things made from the rendered fat, which included "rendered fatty acids used in lipsticks". Now how gross is that? Especially if you eat it. Sombody may have taken action against the rendering plant, because it blew up. Lots of people hated it because of the smell.

[TGMarla]

I understand the allegory, Anne. For me, if I can narrow it down a bit, it's less the exquisite taste of lipstick, but the overwhelming effect that it has on my appearance and my self-image. It is an utterly feminizing element that shadows my psyche, a manifestation of the woman within. I see its fingerprint on my wine glass, and think to myself, that's me - I left that there. Sigh. I love it!

[Anne2345]

I had some Maybelline which was like a mint flavor and i hated that!

Mint flavored??!!!! That is just not right! Yuuuuuuuuck!!!! :yucky:

[Niya W]

Cherry or chocolate. Even peach but mint ? I don't want my girl tasting like a cough drop .

[Amy Hepker]

Yes, and I also like the feel of the tighness of nail polish.

[Debglam]

I think at the next event we need to have demonstration Debbie , or any of the girls that are single.

Any questions ?

Oooooh, you so bad Niya! Debby's a good girl!

[Niya W]

I'm a good girl. I'm good at lots of things. Hides horns .

[Dana7]

I find the taste of lipstick to be exquisite, elegant, and resplendently delicious. It is an ambrosial treat, a sublime, delicate, ethereal nectar that nourishes my soul. I relish and savor the precious, refined, distinctly feminine taste of a generous coating of lipstick.

Lipstick provides a certain warm, enchanting, internal ambience unto itself, reflected in a myriad explosion of endless possibilities, external color, beauty, and solace. The application of lipstick certainly by no means makes the woman, but it certainly assists in the deconstruction of the male. Oh how I enjoy and take immeasurable pleasure from the taste and flavor of lipstick!

I thoroughly enjoy applying all makeup, but is there any one type of makeup for you that trumps others? I could almost write just as easily about, for example, eye makeup. Almost. I am the consummate makeup junkie. I love, love, love makeup. But there is just something really, really intoxicating about the taste of lipstick . . . .

What an eloquent description. I couldn't have said it better myself!

[Stefanie_in_Mt]

Ditto. I love the taste of lipstick too, and my coffee cup does too

[KiwiHeather]

I dont ordinarily bother with makeup as I didnt really feel it would enhance the experience and if I am honest the panic of undressing if someone came over and forgetting to clean my face scares me. I can see the clothes and can cover up underwear quick enough but makeup takes things to another level.
So with a few hours up my sleeve last night while dressed I applied some lipstick. Not much and I'll admit I wasnt all that good at it (and I was a little intimidated by the dude in the dress looking back at me - LOL), but I perceviered. Now I dont know how I feel about it or at least how to describe it, other than to say it was like the outfit I was wearing was almost complete. Like when shoes match an outfit or underwear matches completely. Not really important as no one will ever see or know if you panties dont match your bra, but somehow it is important to me. The addition of lipstick was like adding a final touch and I'll admit now to going further with the experiment and trying some powder foundation to hide a few marks on my face.

For the short time I had left enfemme as I watched TV I could feel the different texture on my face/lips and found it likeable (cant think of the right words here). The range of stuff to consider when shopping now got bigger (not to mention where to hide the stuff)

Who would have thought it was such an addictive addition to crossdressing? Maybe it isnt to most, but I have thoughts about finding some cosmetics for myself now (to be honest I didnt like my wifes colour selection - LOL - suited her, not me). Damn it less money to spend on shoes...

Funny how something as simple as lipstick wasnt something I had considered, but now I have tried it I think more of it.

Hmmm food for thought,

Heather

[Niya W]

Stop that. Stop it right now. Anne if you keep this up i'll have to come to where you are and smear that lipstick all over your face. No, not the stuff in the tube but the stuff on your lips. Dang it girl, i've got to go now and find me someone to kiss so i can have some on my lips too.

Bloody wenches, always teas'n me with their sweeter than wine lips and soft tender tongues.:brolleyes:

http://www.crossdressers.com/forums/...s-person/page2

Sarah see above thread

OoH CRA@ Another one out here trying to make me all hot and bothered. You girls stop this right now or i'm gonna.... aaah.... i'm gonna.....ummmm, i know, i'm gonna spank you both.

I can arrange spanking.

[BLUE ORCHID]

Hi Anne, I almost had a Big ( O ) just reading your thread I was getting all excited.

Orchid

[Shananigans]

This talk of flavored lip glosses brings me back to middle school. We all had Lip Smackers in Dr. Pepper flavor.

OKAY!...WHATEVER!...I STILL FREAKING WEAR IT SOMETIMES!!!

[Niya W]

So were do I get that lip smacker at ?

[LilSissyStevie]

When I was little I used to get into my mother's lipstick. I loved everything about it; the color, the taste, the smell and how it felt. Of course, I would smear it all over and make a huge mess of it, but when I looked into the mirror, I was a beautiful princess. Then I would get caught and my rearend would get paddled. I still try to re-live those moments whenever I can. I still like lipstick, too.

[Shananigans]

So were do I get that lip smacker at ?

THE GETTIN' STORE...if you were there, you woulda got some too.

Nah, but seriously...just the drugstore. It's like $2 and it's a nice little moisturizer to wear to bed. Also kinda tastes sweet when you are saving on calories. The cool girls in middle school all had the Lip Smackers set with a bunch of different kinds in it. We would all trade...and, then our parents wondered how we got mono...

[Debglam]

We would all trade...and, then our parents wondered how we got mono...

LMAO! THAT is yet another reason why I put a padlock on MY makeup when my 13 year old and her friends are over! Then I'd have to explain where I got mono. . .