makeup lessons for a mtf trans woman

[Anonymous]

I know that sephora offers things like makeovers and lessons for the transgender woman who has basically no idea how to or what products or what a quality product can do to help me get to know what I need to getthe best look with the best products and have the skills to look my best and have the confidence that I need in being able to do my own makeup without depending on others to be there as I have had to deal with as I continue with my transition and start to live with my transition full time and not have the skills needed to depend on myself daily. I live near boise Idaho and through the support groups I am told that sephora offers the best advice and instructions but not in all locations for a transitioning mtf woman. I am almost certain that sephora offers the best products and I'm willing to make the investment but having the skills to go along with the quality products makes it easier on theinvestment than trying to learn on my own or knowing that I'm purchasing the right product because I have the right knowledge tomake the best decisions. I hope you will find me to be a great candidate for sephora and seriously needing help to get the skillset needed to be able to say that sephora was my best choice to look my best and I havesephora to thank for the help and guidance to always looking my best and have the skills to improve my overall appearance with the confidence to meet my own expectations and goals I've always had. Thank you for reading this request and thank you from the bottom of my heart as youchoose to answer questions that might make a difference in a life that I have learned to understand and appreciate as I continue with my transition. for many years I was able to find my own place and keep to myself but since then I've been able to get out of my shell as societyhas been in a transition to becoming more accepting and less critical of me being happier and more comfortable being myself as Nikki has the right attitude to share myself with confidence and respect that she gives and gets. thank you very much I appreciate your time and welcome your comments and suggestions with all the answers and advice I need to help me with the basics I need to learn and the skills that I can build on. This is Nikki beginning year 2 in my transition. my makeup is not the best I have been able to capture but not done without the help from a friend that I need to count on to get the look. I am my own worst critic. I would be willing to be a spokeswoman for sephora to the transgender community and to those who seek me out for advice and the others who are new and curious. I'm not saying that Nikki is the most popular but I am respected for being real, open minded, honest about myself, never judgmental or insulting. I'm open minded and willing to answer any questions that I'm asked without hesitation or the worries of being judged by the others who are still trying to make it alone. I have learned to accept the criticism and learn from the mistakes that are bound to happen especially when the mistakes start with not trying to seek the help because I don't have the confidence to open myself up to someone who might be willing to help but doesn't know that I'm willing to work hard to get the knowledge and refine the skills that are required to be taught how to be my best and have the confidence to share my knowledge to the community that has become so much more open to asking me how I was able to get to where I am now and being able to say I asked for some help and I got it.