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Eyebrows and Eyelashes lost without them


On my birthday I was getting dressed to go out. I found a pretty dress and picked out my wig (I had 3 all different) I was putting my make up on.
Firstly my mascara was going on my skin, I kept trying and trying...dam!!! Nathan came into the bathroom I said why is my mascara going everywhere. He said mum your eyelashes are gone. Oh no.
Then looking at myself, I thought how do I go out now, then realising also half my right eyebrow was gone.
I know its hard to understand till you go through this yourself. All of a sudden I didn't want to go out. You know that feeling when you know its just all to hard.
I rang my girlfriend Ann Taylor and said I can't come I am sorry but I lost my eyebrow, she said you must come...OK
I remembered a conversation with a Transvestite she is very famous in the gaye world. Her name is Rubella and she is a friend of my friend's  Robert & Zu. She had given me some makeup tips. I drew on my eyebrow, as I did the rest of it fell out on the end of the pencil. But you use a glass to frame your face. Hold it there and then your eyebrow will be even. I found this tip very helpful. Its funny its the little things that count sometimes.......Dinner was great no one knew that I only had one eyebrow. Also use eye liner it looks like you are wearing mascara, its a girlie thing but I love it....

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  1. montauksunset17 February 2012 at 05:19

    For me I think loosing my eyelashes and eyebrows was the worse

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  2. Iamstillawoman19 February 2012 at 02:42

    Your so right Montauk, very hard indeed. Hope you are going really well now as well.

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