Get The Look With the Lady Boys #1

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As our gorgeous Lady Boys of Bangkok are so beautiful, with their perfect costumes and polished beauty, we thought it would be an utter shame not to focus some of the blog on their make up looks alone! So this is the first in the series to show you how you can 'Get The Look with the Lady Boys' yourself! In this first one we will focus on the effortless Natural look shown below. It's simple, its glowing, it's gorgeous. 
One thing truly admirable about the Lady Boys of Bangkok is that they do the gender transformation without looking like the classic drag queen. Even with their more over the top and colourful looks they still remain pretty and classy. The natural glow created above is so wearable too and simple to create with only a few select beauty products!

Holika Holika BB Cream provides a natural base with just enough coverage to get you started. Benefit's Smokin' Eyes Kit has all the essentials you need to create a stress free smokey eye effect and the kit also contains a liner brush and high lighting cream to give your eyes a subtle pop! Eyeko and their relaunched Curvy Brush Mascara finishes off the eyes with a flutter of thick luscious lashes for that ultimate flirty flick. To keep it really girly and sweet, a nice brush over the apples of your cheeks with a baby pink blusher adds a flush of colour; and if you get one with a touch of shimmer it gives you a lovely dewy, fresh finish. And to finish the look take a moisturising gloss like the Korres Lip Glosses in a pale pink shade for super kissable lips! 

So there have it, simple yet effective and it's very budget friendly. Obviously this is one of the most sub dewed looks that the glamorous girls sport, but stay tuned for some more killer looks! And don't forget to head to the Facebook Page to enter out latest competition!

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