The art of makeup for Femboys: A beginner’s guide

Makeup is an art, especially for femboys.

It’s a way to express oneself, but it’s also a way to enhance your natural beauty and make you feel more confident in your own skin.

Makeup also helps femboys see themselves differently—which can be really powerful. It can open up your mind to other ideas or possibilities as well.

You’ve got the look.

You’ve got the style.

You’re ready to take your femboy game to the next level—but you need more than just a little makeup to get there.

You want it all: the full glam look, flawless foundation, and flawless contouring that will make anyone who sees you think you’re a professional.

But where do you start?

And how do you know what products are right for your skin tone?

I’ve got you covered!

This guide will walk you through everything from the basics—like what products to buy and how often to use them.

We’ll also review some common mistakes femboys make when starting out with makeup, so you don’t have to make them too.

E-girl makeup look

I’ve great tips and tricks to help you get started with makeup.

But before we dive into what works and what doesn’t, let’s talk about why you should try it.

The number one reason is that it makes you feel good.

It’s not just about looking good—it’s about feeling good about yourself too!

There are a lot of different makeup techniques and styles used by femboys, crossdressers, and other gender-fluid people!

Femboys, however, tend to use a lot of eyeliner, especially on the bottom lid.

They also use blush, eye shadow, and lipstick to create their unique style.

Sometimes they even use false eyelashes or extensions to add glamor to their look.

This popular style is called the E-girl makeup look. E-girls are all about cuteness.

They wear bright colors and edgy clothes and use the phrase UWU (“overreaction to anything super cute”) to express their extreme adoration of anything adorable.

There is a very specific aesthetic that E-girls have.

They dress very edgy but almost emo.

A bright color makeup palette is the secret here, with bright cream blush, a bright eyeshadow palette, and liquid eyeliner.

Femboys Tips for Choosing the right products 

As a beginner, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the options. Here are some tips for choosing that first product.

First, start with the basics:

As a beginner, starting with basic makeup products such as foundation, concealer, powder, eyeliner, and lipstick is important.

These are the foundation of any makeup look and will allow you to experiment with different looks and techniques.

Next, consider your skin type. It’s important to choose makeup products formulated for your specific skin type.

For example, if you have oily skin, you’ll want to look for oil-free products labelled “matte.”

If you have dry skin, you’ll want to look for hydrating products labelled as “dewy.”

Before you buy a product, read reviews from other people who have used it.

This will show you how well the product works and whether it’s right for you.

Also, don’t be swayed by the brand name. Just because a big-name brand makes a product doesn’t necessarily mean it’s your best choice.

Be open to trying products from various brands, and don’t be afraid to try new and lesser-known brands. Buy samples or travel sizes.

If you’re unsure if a product is right, consider buying a sample or travel-size version before committing to a full-size bottle or container.

This can also help you save money and avoid waste.

Lastly, don’t forget to experiment and have fun!

Makeup is a form of self-expression, so have fun experimenting with different looks and products.

And most importantly, don’t be afraid to make mistakes.

That’s the best way to learn and find what works best for you.

Learn from tutorials online.

Learning how to do your own makeup can be intimidating.

But it doesn’t have to be!

If you’re wondering how to do your makeup, watching tutorials on YouTube is the best way to learn.

There are so many different tutorials that are geared toward different styles and levels of expertise.

It’s so easy to find exactly what you need!

They’re great for learning about different products and techniques.

There are many online resources where makeup experts like NikkieTutorials and James Charles offer free tutorials on everything from eyeshadow application techniques to contour tricks.

Suppose you’re looking for something more comprehensive.

In that case, NikkieTutorials has an amazing channel that teaches viewers everything from creating smokey eyes to bronzing their skin.

I love her because she doesn’t just teach people how to use products—she also shows them how those products work with different skin tones and types.

On the other hand, James is an expert in the field.

He teaches his viewers everything from highlighting their cheekbones to putting on false eyelashes.

Start by practising yourself.

Get used to putting on makeup and familiarize yourself with what products work best.

Don’t be afraid to experiment.

We all know the feeling: you’re out of your comfort zone and feeling slightly lost.

But there are some things you should know before you start: first of all, makeup is not a one-size-fits-all kind of thing.

Everyone’s skin is different, and every person has different needs when it comes to their beauty routine.

Even if you think you know what works for your skin type, there’s always a chance that something else might be better for you in the long run.

You’re trying to make it work, but you don’t know how. It’s okay—you’re not alone.

If you’re unsure how to make your makeup look unique and interesting, don’t worry!

We have some ideas for experimenting with your look to make it more exciting and fun.

First, consider what colors you like and what makes you feel confident.

Do you like wearing black lipstick?

Or maybe red?

Maybe even blue?

Try something new by unexpectedly combining two or three colors—like wearing purple eyeshadow with pink lipstick!

It’s a great way to add a personal touch to the look that suits your style (and makes everyone else say “whoa”).

Another way to try something new is with eyeliner! I love using liquid eyeliner because it’s so easy to apply.

Still, there are also many other options, ranging from pencil liners to gel liners (which can be applied without a brush).

Experiment with them all!

See which one works best for your look—you might find that one type lasts longer than another or gives more dramatic results.

Follow your favorite beauty influencers on social media.

Here’s why: it’s hard to remember all the people whose advice you want to follow!

You have so many other things going on that remembering who to follow can seem impossible.

But don’t worry—we’re here to help.

We’ve made it easy for you by compiling a list of some of the most popular beauty influencers.

If you want to start your makeup journey and become the most beautiful femboy ever, follow these beauty gurus on social media.

They’ll help you along the way.

So, be sure to check them out.

NikkieTutorials is a beauty guru who loves sharing her makeup and skincare knowledge with her followers.

Her videos are always informative and fun to watch.

Michelle Phan is another beauty guru who shares tips on finding the right products for your skin type and how they should be applied.

She also advises building up your makeup collection without breaking the bank.

Tina Yong is a makeup artist who has worked with many celebrities but still finds time to share her tips with her followers.

She always posts videos that show off different looks she created using only one product or technique—so cool!

Conclusion

Regardless of whether or not you’re trying to pass as a woman or want to enhance your features, makeup can be intimidating at first.

There are so many options and techniques out there!

You may need years of experience to touch your face without looking like an amateur.

From dabbling with makeup to embracing your inner femboy, this article guide is a good starting point for femboys to try putting on makeup.

There’s no need to think you’ll be perfect the first time—because practice makes perfect.