The King

The Facial Hair
Theatrical hair or hair clippings are the most commonly used methods
for facial hair application.

Deciding to use either fake or real hair is completely up to you.
Both can achieve that realistic look, but make sure that what and how much you use make sense for your character.

To apply the hair, most use spirit gum or liquid latex as an adhesive.
Both may be acquired at most theatrical or costume merchandisers
(for example, Backstage, on 8th St. SE).

To remove the hair, try baby oil, makeup remover, or cold cream.

The Eyes

You may want to darken or thicken your eyebrows
(especially if you tweeze or wax them regularly).

Eye shadow or an eyebrow pencil is best.

The Body

Binding is a key element to giving a more masculine appearance.

Be careful to not bind TOO tight, as it can cause difficulty breathing.

Ace banadages are common to bind your breasts--4” or wider may help.

Other options include sports bras, duct tape, and compression shirts
(try www.underworks.com or www.sugartheshop.com)

The Package

Many options are available--you can be creative! Socks, dildos, packies,
or even fruits have been used!

For purchasing a packer, try www.babeland.com or www.sugartheshop.com

You may want to wear tight underware when packing--
nothing more embarassing than having it roll out on stage!

The Walk

Watch how men walk and take up space.

Men tend to use their shoulders and arms, and confident strong gestures.

Unless you are trying to be effeminate, stay more square and broad.

Walk with a longer stride--big shoes help for this effect