Name: Inside Sgàire Wood’s Extreme Beauty Routine | Vogue
Uploaded: 2020-04-13T16:06:08.000Z
Duration: 11 min 43 s
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Today, we're going to be doing kind of hyper real,

super natural big eyes, big lips, big nose,

all my hair outta the way so I'm gonna do that.

I like to try and make myself kinda look like a doll,

The bigger the things around you are the smaller you look.

and like having big eyes makes your head look smaller.

To play with this sort of idea of feminine

and then we're gonna put on some foundation.

Really love that it runs in family to get

And it was really funny 'cause I went to an all boys school.

Because it's Northern Ireland, they didn't really

think they needed to have a rule about makeup

'cause it was like no one would've wanted

I would put a full face of white foundation on

I did have friends, whenever I was a teenager.

So I spent a lot of time on the internet.

It's really part of this queer millennial experience

to find your sense of identity and belonging online.

So next I'm going to start mapping onto my face

I guess I started experimenting with drag

I think a lot of it was because I studied

fashion and textiles, which I kind of always thought

that was what I wanted to do with my life and my career.

I didn't particularly enjoy sewing that much.

haphazardly constructed garments for myself

So then I started playing with makeup more

like a different person as opposed to a dead person

But yeah, I much kind of prefer putting on makeup

and maybe performing a sad song to a quiet room

It was like five years ago I was diagnosed

And a big part of that, for me, was sort of like

And it was kind of like a weird time mentally.

was related to like my love of historical stuff

and historical costume because in contrast

to the present moment where everything is changing

around you and like, you have to deal with

But I love history because, it's already happened.

Historical aesthetics functioned for me for a while

as a stand in for a solid sense of who I actually was,

They sort of think like, well how can you be trans

If you're transgender, you're conforming to a gender.

that I'm trans because I identify as something

But I don't necessarily see that as a reason

why I should have to behave a certain way.

Just the act of like not medically transitioning,

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