Lipstick

[MichelleT]

I have never liked the idea of kissing a woman that wears lipstick. AFAIK, none my girlfriends wore it.

Is there a way to accentuate the lips so they look and feel natural?

[storm]

I scrub my lips the toothbrush and use a " lipcarestick" regulary. (Sorry for my bad english)
If you take good care for them in that way they are an eyecatcher
And there is natural lipgloss. But I guess you even won't like that if you don't like lipstick.
(confesion;sometimes I use lipstick in a girlie mood )

[Marshak196]

Great tip

[ChrissyRyan]

Lip balm.  Some are flavored and colored if that is what you like.


Chrissy

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[Nadine Spirit]

I have never liked the idea of kissing a woman .......

Is it the idea of it, or the actuality of it? I know of many ways to accentuate lips, but all of them require applying some sort of product to the lips themselves. Is it something about the lipstick that bothers you? Is it the smearing? Is it the smell? Is it the slickness? Is it ?? There are many different lip products out there each with their own specialty about them. I think to recommend something I'd have to know what you don't like about lipstick first.

[Faith]

I wear lipstick sometimes, most not, when I do it is to accentuate my outfit. It seems that some outfits call for lipstick. My brain is weird.  As for kissing, well, it's not like I'm getting kissed so that is a non-issue.  Two recent gal acquaintances, who are apparently obsessed with me (not sexually), get on me for not wearing lipstick.

Oh, and smiling. They keep posturing at me to smile while I'm on stage playing bass. I told them, search for the term "bassface". I'm not alone at looking serious while playing bass.  Ever try to smile while being serious and concentrating. It ends up looking like a pasted on grimace.

[ChrissyRyan]

As a side issue, I sometimes get a kick of seeing my lipstick marks on a coffee cup.  This is more of an affirmation thing, not some strange behavior!

Chrissy

[Carolina]

So as a closeted non-passable cross dresser my reactions may be different.  For me, the closet door sometimes opens for a day or two and then I seek "the female rush".  Part of that rush is clothing, part of it is jewelry, and a large part of it is lipstick/gloss. I sometimes mourn that wigs seldom fit (and where could I store one that I only take out only once every 6 or 10 months?) and trying to do facial makeup by yourself is time consuming - and somewhat discouraging.

But lipstick?  Yeah, in only 1 or 2 minutes I feel the inner transformation occurring. It may not be applied perfectly, but then I'm "non-passable" anyway so it doesn't matter.

And I'm with Chrissy - seeing my lipstick on a coffee cup or a wine glass is definitely a thrill.

  Caroline