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Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2008 10:10 am
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scullylam GundamIsGod Did anyone mention using slightly darker foundation to shadow your cheek bones? You can do the same under you chin to make it look a little squarer. you're right. ^_^ ^^ Yay for reading the crossplay forums on cosplay.com. I get comments about my shallow cheek bones, so I was told I don't need to do that shadow thing, but that only really seems to show up in pictures (it's all about lighting, lighting, lighting. ^^; I'm a less convincing male IRL.)
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Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2008 4:13 pm
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Time-traveling Marshmallow
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Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2008 4:23 pm
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GundamIsGod scullylam GundamIsGod Did anyone mention using slightly darker foundation to shadow your cheek bones? You can do the same under you chin to make it look a little squarer. you're right. ^_^ ^^ Yay for reading the crossplay forums on cosplay.com. I get comments about my shallow cheek bones, so I was told I don't need to do that shadow thing, but that only really seems to show up in pictures (it's all about lighting, lighting, lighting. ^^; I'm a less convincing male IRL.) yes, lighting is key to everything. even in theatre you have to do more emphasis on areas.
dragonhealer: maybe on youtube or somewhere online you can see if there's any video of guys walking around. or watch a movie... *shrug* sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 12:38 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 5:30 pm
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Even if my loyalties are divided...
Do. Not. Use. Ace. Bandages. If you have $40, buy a compression vest. Seriously. You put it on, pull your breasts apart so they look normal, and there you go. It doesn't even get in the way of your breathing very much, but an ace bandage can actually malform your breasts if it shifts and whatnot. Dangerous. However, if you have a flat chest, try a good, tight sports bra that's not too constricted, but enough to make you look more plausible.
About your eyelashes: You could leave them; because a lot of men have long ones, too, or you could carefully trim a little of them... And I do mean carefully. Scissors near the eyes is a frightful thing.
Now, about walking: Men walk kind of slouchy... I cross my legs when I walk, but that's a testament to my sexuality, hahah... heart Walk straight. Keep your feet pointed outward. Slouch your shoulders. Relax. Walk like you know where you're going.
Hope it all helps. biggrin
...After I go against it; the winning moment's Purple Line...
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Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 6:00 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 7:05 pm
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Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 6:25 pm
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Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 8:01 pm
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Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 7:37 am
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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 12:54 am
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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 12:56 am
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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 5:18 am
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Even if my loyalties are divided...
L Ryusaki Lawliet Im having the exact oppisite of your problem Im a girl who wants to cosplay as a girl but I have a umm...how do I put it....guyish face...I always get mistaken for a guy... ;~; any advice on this? *stares at chest* GROW DAMMIT! If you want to look more feminine, it's the same stages, just a different way of doing it all. It does require a few more things than with trying to look masculine, though, like mascara. So what you do is this: First, obviously, see if you can find fake breasts. Don't find huge ones. You might be able to find gel-like ones... In fact, you could even pad a bra with a thick balloon filled with water or jello... Or foam. But be careful what you wish for. Ahee~ I know some girls who wanted large chests, and then it happened, and they have to get it reduced or they'll have back problems~. Take a white brow pencil and outline what you want your eyebrows to look like. Tweeze what's outside of the lines. Clean your face, make sure it's dry. Then, apply liquid foundation on your face. Don't be stubborn, but don't apply too much. This will reduce redness on your face. Now, take the concealer and apply it to certain areas of your face: cheekbones, a little under the eye, a bit under the eyebrows, and a dab on the T of your face. You can always apply more as you go along, but start out light. Now, take your bronzer and apply that around your cheek bones and on the bridge of your nose--this is optional. Take your blush and put that on your cheeks. Watch a pro do it first! I've seen some bad blush-jobs out there. Eyeliner; I can't really explain, but be careful if you have thicker eyelids, where it'll be hard to get the liner to match with the lashes. Another optional thing is eyeshadow... Pick something dramatic, but something that won't make you look freakish. Remember, put the light on first, then the dark, then the darkest. Stretch your lips so the lipstick will go on more smoothly. Color is up to you--but in my humblest opinion, never wear bright red. Now, put the lipstick on, pat your lips down, put on mascara (I don't have to explain). Now, remember, the key is light and airy. Do you still feel light and airy? If not, you might not have the right cosmetics. Next time, try another company--it's expensive, but it's all trial and error. Oh, and also, do you look sexier? More importantly, feel sexier? But don't forget to act feminine--sometimes, it's even better than makeup. biggrin Hope it helped.
...After I go against it; the winning moment's Purple Line...
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Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 6:52 pm
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Vahn Malice Even if my loyalties are divided... Do. Not. Use. Ace. Bandages. If you have $40, buy a compression vest. Seriously. You put it on, pull your breasts apart so they look normal, and there you go. It doesn't even get in the way of your breathing very much, but an ace bandage can actually malform your breasts if it shifts and whatnot. Dangerous. However, if you have a flat chest, try a good, tight sports bra that's not too constricted, but enough to make you look more plausible.
About your eyelashes: You could leave them; because a lot of men have long ones, too, or you could carefully trim a little of them... And I do mean carefully. Scissors near the eyes is a frightful thing.
Now, about walking: Men walk kind of slouchy... I cross my legs when I walk, but that's a testament to my sexuality, hahah... heart Walk straight. Keep your feet pointed outward. Slouch your shoulders. Relax. Walk like you know where you're going.
Hope it all helps. biggrin
I agree with you all. Nice tips. With walking, Definitely slouch a little and it's about the attitude and what your character, as a guy, is thinking. Nice, laid back, bent knees. A casual stride, unless your character is an uptight strict person. Put your pelvis forward a little and tuck that butt in, adding to the slouch and elongating your torso, making people focus on your abs and NOT your chest. Oh and the cologne, Nice touch. That's genius. I never thought of the sense of smell. Thanks ya'll! biggrin
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