It's one of those things where I wonder if men literally see something different than we see.
Take brows, for instance. You can tell a lot about a person by his or her brows. Age, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, sex, and more.
Powerlevelling here but my minimal makeup look is coloring my brows and putting on a minor lipstick shade. It makes a huge difference in my face... at least as far as I see it. Frames the eyes, adds contrast, gives the people something to look at other than the precancerous spot over my left brow... there's no downside.
But you have these dudes up here like Bert and Ernie apparently not realizing that just a little cleanup on the lower side moves you from Magya the Nighttime Cleaning Lady to something a bit better.
Like going from a 1/10 to a 4/10 on brows takes about 15 minutes a month and you get to feel sorry for yourself afterwards. What's not to like?
And men will claim they don't notice this shit but if a chick's up here looking like Eugene Levy they will absolutely notice. Unless it's on their own face.
All of this can be said for the nails, of course. YouTube, people. There is no excuse.
I had this conversation with a lady friend of mine recently.
I think men (including me) notice the end results, but we're not really that engaged in the individual details that contribute to said results.
If all the women stopped putting on makeup, men as a group might notice that all the women in their lives suddenly became noticeably plainer and less attractive, but they'd have trouble pointing out specifically what changed.
Men (and by extension troons) can consciously pick out blatantly obvious things like clothing choices or the presence/absence of body parts. But I think that's about it. (Maybe lipstick too, but that's because lipstick shades can be too garish to ignore, so men know of its existence)
It's because men don't usually involve themselves (and don't really care) about the steps that make up a woman's beauty regimen. They look at the end result and that's as far as their thinking goes.
Eyebrows are a good example, because yeah, men can notice when a woman has thick eyebrows, but their thinking doesn't get critical enough to think about eyebrows and makeup routines and how the process actually works. They'd just think that one woman happened to have bad genetic luck and that almost every other woman has perfect eyebrows and doesn't need to do anything to them. (or perfect skin or whatever)
And that's why plenty of trannies start (and end with) with bolt-ons / HRTitties, whorish clothing and clown lipstick first, and think they're just as feminine as actual women. It's the only beauty routines they notice women engaging in regularly.
In their minds, when they have bushy eyebrows, they're just like an ordinary plain woman who's unlucky enough to have bushy eyebrows, instead of the reality being that many (more than they realize) women have to regularly engage in beauty routines to look the way they do. The troon attitude is "fine, I'm not a supermodel; I'm just a normal woman who's doing all the normal woman stuff (skirts, boobs and lipstick)".
