How To Apply Drag Queen Makeup
- Videojug
- Videojug
- 2:25
- Yes
- 360p
- 640x360
- Flash
- h.264
- 900kbps
How To Apply Drag Queen Makeup
VideoJug's Fabulous Fairy Godmother is here to teach you how to put on a feminine face.
Step 1: Prep Your Face
Do the deed right after taking a shower-and I mean shaving girl. Always finish with a non-oily moisturizer.
Step 2: Browlicious
Draw in your brow shape with a brow pencil as a template and start tweezing!
Step 3: Foundation, Baby
Remember the three C's: Color, Coverage and Concealer. Test the foundation's color on your cheek. It should blend easily into your neck. Coverage is the amount of pigment you need to cover any discolorations. Full coverage foundation works great for patchy skin. Use matte foundation for oily skin. If you have flawless skin like me, well then honey, a little dab of semi-matte will do ya'. Concealer hides everything from acne to a big liver spot. If you have a dark beard, you will need to use a neutralizing concealer—this will knock out the dark shadow. Finish with powder for a flawless look.
Step 4: Blush It Up
An easy way to add some cheek color is with a big brush. Bronzer is a good choice. Brush into it and lightly dust from the top of your cheek bone to the apple.
Step 5: Bette Davis Eyes
Use a light eye shadow… and sweep it from lash to brow bone. Then apply a crease color. Go with something natural. Now is not the time for blue or green. For the first coat use a waterproof mascara. Then follow with a regular mascara
Step 6: Lip Service
Choose a lip color complimentary to your skin tone. Olive or darker tones look good with peachy or orangey tones. Porcelain or pinkish toned ladies look best in pinky colors. Darker complexions like me look perfect in plums and wines.
Tips & Comments
Perhaps Trinamarie might care to share her tips with us...!
This is not how a drag Queen Paints! This is how a tranny paints! There are many more steps and more make up involed! You you wish to know how we paint e-mail me at JamesAllen08@aim.com Thanks
Perfect, perfect, perfect. this sweetie is an absolute 10!
I'd hit it. Before and after.
That was also great basic advice for gay women who don't know jack about makeup but want a promotion at work.
rather modest for a drag queen.
Even for non-drag queens, these tips are great.
hahahaahh
i like how he wasnt even touching the eyeshadow or the brush to his skin lol
dude this is great advice! and im a girl!!! lol