Community Conversation => Transsexual talk => Female to male transsexual talk (FTM) => Topic started by: Cimara on May 13, 2017, 08:21:18 AM Return to Full Version
Title: Convincing facial hair.
Post by: Cimara on May 13, 2017, 08:21:18 AM
Post by: Cimara on May 13, 2017, 08:21:18 AM
Hello guys. I dated a transguy and one of his issues was facial hair. He was on testosterone but his beard was not developing fast enough for him. In my opinion the mascara or eyebrow pencil method just wasn't convincing. So I came up with something different.
Here is what you will need:
A foundation brush. This is a round brush with a flat edge.
A blush or powder brush.
False eyelash adhesive. Get the clear type if you can find it.
Translucent face powder.
The brushes will be marked. The powder will also say translucent on the package. Make up brushes can be expensive so get the cheapest ones you can find. Quality is not important. You will notice that the brushes come in the color black, light brown and reddish brown. If you have black or dark brown hair get a black powder or blush brush. Light brown or dirty blonde hair should get a light brown brush. Ginger or light blonde use the reddish brown.
Ok. Get a small bowl and some sharp scissors and cut the bristles of your powder or blush brush into them. Cut the bristles in different lengths.
Wash your face to remove skin oils and dry it well. Doing small sections at a time, apply some eyelash adhesive to your face and then dip your foundation brush into your bowl of cut bristles and then tap it onto the area of your skin with the adhesive. Use 2-3 brush fulls of the cut bristles for each section of adhesive. You want to do this while the adhesive is wet so that's why you need to work in small sections. Tap the bristles on. Do not try to brush them on. You could even go all the way down your neck if you want to look extra hairy. Once the adhesive is set you can repeat the process if you want it thicker. Finally, use your foundation brush to tap on a very light dusting of translucent powder. This will kill any shine from the eyelash glue.
You can also use this method to thicken up your eyebrows. For eyebrows use a small brush. Like an eyeshadow brush.
I hope this helps. I thought this looked much more convincing than the mascara method. It also feels like real scruff when you touch it.
One last thing, if you have any type of latex allergies make sure you buy latex free eyelash glue.
Andrea
Here is what you will need:
A foundation brush. This is a round brush with a flat edge.
A blush or powder brush.
False eyelash adhesive. Get the clear type if you can find it.
Translucent face powder.
The brushes will be marked. The powder will also say translucent on the package. Make up brushes can be expensive so get the cheapest ones you can find. Quality is not important. You will notice that the brushes come in the color black, light brown and reddish brown. If you have black or dark brown hair get a black powder or blush brush. Light brown or dirty blonde hair should get a light brown brush. Ginger or light blonde use the reddish brown.
Ok. Get a small bowl and some sharp scissors and cut the bristles of your powder or blush brush into them. Cut the bristles in different lengths.
Wash your face to remove skin oils and dry it well. Doing small sections at a time, apply some eyelash adhesive to your face and then dip your foundation brush into your bowl of cut bristles and then tap it onto the area of your skin with the adhesive. Use 2-3 brush fulls of the cut bristles for each section of adhesive. You want to do this while the adhesive is wet so that's why you need to work in small sections. Tap the bristles on. Do not try to brush them on. You could even go all the way down your neck if you want to look extra hairy. Once the adhesive is set you can repeat the process if you want it thicker. Finally, use your foundation brush to tap on a very light dusting of translucent powder. This will kill any shine from the eyelash glue.
You can also use this method to thicken up your eyebrows. For eyebrows use a small brush. Like an eyeshadow brush.
I hope this helps. I thought this looked much more convincing than the mascara method. It also feels like real scruff when you touch it.
One last thing, if you have any type of latex allergies make sure you buy latex free eyelash glue.
Andrea