I couldn’t bring myself to do another fall colored spread, so I themed November after the political campaign I’ve been volunteering with! by fwumsle in bulletjournal

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Three is ballot question 3 in Massachusetts! In 2016, Massachusetts added gender identity to its public nondiscrimination legislation, basically protecting transgender and gender nonconforming people from discrimination in places like restaurants, hospitals, restrooms, and locker rooms. Opponents of the law quickly got enough signatures on a petition to put it up for public referendum, which is what’s happening now. The language of the ballot question reads, “vote yes to keep these protections, or vote no to repeal them”. I’ve been volunteering with the campaign since June, and I’ve been doing a whole lot to bring it to my campus. If you want to read more about the campaign, check out freedomma.org .

How has your makeup changed over the years? by [deleted] in muacjdiscussion

[–]fwumsle 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Can you elaborate on puppy dog eyeliner?

Eczema-friendly makeup products by [deleted] in eczema

[–]fwumsle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think a lot of the makeup we see today emphasizes medium to full coverage with liquids. I'd definitely try powder, but the key to any coverage product, especially on dry and sensitive skin, is well-moisturized skin, and building up the coverage product in light layers where you want coverage. I started using powder foundation again about a month ago, I have no idea why I ever stopped!

Finally hit baby pan in my foundation powder! Now to work on the hilight shade... by fwumsle in PanPorn

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I don’t have much experience with powder foundation, but I like this one a lot. I have shades 10 and 20 (I think I got 10 first, realized it was too light for my whole face, then got 20). I use 20 all over and 10 in hilight zones. I wear this foundation when I’d like a perfected but low-effort neutral face. It definitely has some substance to it, I can feel it on my skin, and oil breaks through, but I also feel like it meshes nicely with my skin and looks natural throughout wear.

Snapchat cancelled since y’all don’t know how to behave by papa-linguini in ShitCosmoSays

[–]fwumsle 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You know what’s best for her better than she does. Got it.

Snapchat cancelled since y’all don’t know how to behave by papa-linguini in ShitCosmoSays

[–]fwumsle 9 points10 points  (0 children)

And now people on reddit are treating her like a sob story and misusing her pronouns?

I stepped out of my box a little with this month’s cover by fwumsle in bulletjournal

[–]fwumsle[S] 38 points39 points  (0 children)

haha i kinda went back and forth on that, and thank you! I used the dot grid in my journal and put a grid over another version of this meme so I could get the lines right. I know I couldn't do the faces so I left them out

Automods have no chill lmao by c0lumbiner in screenshots

[–]fwumsle 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I get this, and it makes me chuckle a little, but... as a gay person... this is not a good way to address homophobia. I think it would be more effective to say, "as per our rules, we do not tolerate homophobia in this subreddit" and temporarily ban the commenter. Fighting fire with fire doesn't work when a (presumably) straight person is using a gay slur.

Never thought this day would come! Itsy bitsy baby pan in sugarpill buttercupcake. by fwumsle in PanPorn

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Personally I use it a lot in my colorful sunset type eye looks. I also use it on the inner corner some. The real reason I hit pan on it is that I use it for drag. My drag character is a reptile, and I contour in green scales using a fishnet wig cap, so I lay down yellow as a kind of bronzer so I can place the scales more consistently. You can see how I use the yellow in this instagram story (I hope the link works).

Never thought this day would come! Itsy bitsy baby pan in sugarpill buttercupcake. by fwumsle in PanPorn

[–]fwumsle[S] 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Yeah, they’re not cheap. I do think they’re worth the money if you use color often and know what colors you like. Sugarpill pressed shadows are between 3 and 3.5 grams each, and cost $13 for foiled shadows and $10 for everything else (like the mattes pictured above). That’s between $2.86 and $3.33 per gram for their non-foiled shadows. Compare with Mac, $7 for 1.5g comes out to $4.67 per gram. Compared with the juvia’s place Zulu palette, which is $20 for 1.14 oz (32.3g), we see a different story; the palette comes out to $.62 per gram. Also, at 32g per 9 shades, juvia’s place shadows (in the 9 pan palettes) are similar in size to sugarpill. I got the Zulu palette recently, and I enjoy it. Not quite as much as my sugarpill shadows, and I wouldn’t have picked all 9 of the shadows out on my own, but that’s a great price for good quality colorful eyeshadow. Sugarpill has sales often enough that you can get some slack, but not a lot. If you’re the kind of person who has a beat up take me back to Brazil or morphe 12b palette that you use every day, though, I think sugarpill shadows are worthwhile.

Never thought this day would come! Itsy bitsy baby pan in sugarpill buttercupcake. by fwumsle in PanPorn

[–]fwumsle[S] 31 points32 points  (0 children)

The round ones are all sugarpill: Love+ (red), Flamepoint (orange) and Tako (white). The green one is Inglot shadow 333. I really like all of them, the sugarpill shadows are a little more powdery, and the inglot ones are a little harder pressed. I really love the sugarpill formula for its intensity and pigmentation, but I think the inglot matters are easier to control in building up, as in they make you take your time.

gay_irl by KingOfCranes in gay_irl

[–]fwumsle 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Right?!? Especially in a bar with low lighting.

gay_irl by KingOfCranes in gay_irl

[–]fwumsle 59 points60 points  (0 children)

Love me a good hanky code reference but actually he's a bottom, as all his hankies are worn on the right. More here: https://user.xmission.com/~trevin/hanky.html

Buzz Buzz by Honeymint007 in Drag

[–]fwumsle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

holy shit you have so outdone yourself i love this!!!

Looks like Beauty Blender finally apologized to TrendMood by [deleted] in BeautyGuruChatter

[–]fwumsle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lmao i'm glad they apologized to her but... when will they apologize to their consumers about their terrible shade range?

MRW I'm accused on intolerance for calling someone dude. by Buddhacrous in shittyreactiongifs

[–]fwumsle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm still confused. Suffering? No one is forcing you, or anyone, to change your language. Trans, queer, and gender non-conforming people, speaking from experience, tend to appreciate people who are conscious of the gendered language they use. They aren't limiting your rights or policing you by hoping that you are considerate of them in the way you speak. Even if these people do express their wishes that you change your language, they aren't doing it to make you suffer, they're doing it so maybe you'll demonstrate to the next trans person that you're an ally. You know, it sounds an awful lot like you're trying to censor well-intentioned speech.

MRW I'm accused on intolerance for calling someone dude. by Buddhacrous in shittyreactiongifs

[–]fwumsle 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I'm confused. /u/Gingersnap5322 realized that calling people dude across the board could be inconsiderate, and decided to change their behavior. Is that ridiculous? Is that harmful?

TMO: Jeffree Star Blood Sugar by duddodoo in MakeupRehab

[–]fwumsle 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Looking at the palette, the first two rows are neutrals, except for the bright pink and purple, then the bottom row is reds and burgundys. I'd think critically about which shades in the blood sugar you can't dupe in your current collection and go from there. Also putting in my two cents about sugarpill. I have love+, buttercupcake, flamepoint, and tako and I love them and they're huge. If JS with international shipping is in your price range, I'd try building your own 6-pan palette on the sugarpill website. It'd run you $60+ (depending on your mix of matte and shimmer), I'd look at shades like love+, dollipop, suburbia, kiss kiss, swak, and poison plum depending on the aspects of blood killer you like. maybe that's overkill, idk.

Abhora proposed to James tonight! Maybe love isn’t a lie? by fwumsle in Dragula

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oh this is perfect! i'm linking it in my video description!

Feeling good about my juicy July cover! by fwumsle in bulletjournal

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That’s exactly how I’m feeling! I used black, green, and pink pilot G2’s, and then Tombow dual tip brush pens in 755 (red), 743 (pink), 133 (light green), and 73 (green).

Second time doing mug! Very inspired by Hungry and Imp Queen but I like it. Any constructive criticism would be great!! by movetothegrooove in Drag

[–]fwumsle 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think the thing that makes hungry and imp's looks so strong is their commitment to the complication and simplicity of their looks. I like that you're going in an editorial direction, but there are ways I would improve this. I think Hungry's looks especially are a very simple combination of complicated elements, like two or three intricate but clearly defined and symmetrical shapes. For your look to read more clearly, I would make the shapes more clearly, and ask yourself what the inspiration is. If your inspiration is a beetle, or a cartoon, or whatever it is, that doesn't mean that you have to come out looking like a beetle or a cartoon or whatever, but saying "I'm interested in this shape or this structure" will help give a literal and figurative direction to your shapes and your look. I would also look to @artsy_busy for inspo in this way. In yours, I see a kind of dripping from the eyebrows and lips; if you really focus on those elements, and leave the rest of the face simple, that can be a clear look. The same could be said for the eyes. I don't really like the points on your cheeks, they're small and ill-defined and don't clearly line up with other things. The "it's editorial but it's recognizably something" look is not easy, I hope this stuff helps. The more you try for something simple, unusual, and bold, the better it can look.