I want to share this story from a dear lady who comes to Florida once a year. Not as a testimony to me or my services, but as an insiration to those of you that have reservations about going out.

Love to you all ~Josett

As I was driving to Josett’s salon,Trading faces, I was both nervous and excited. I had never been out in public before and only Josett could give me the confidence and the tools to accomplish this.

After I arrived at the studio we talked for a while. Josett asked me what I was going to do tonight and what kind of look I was going for. I knew I wanted to go dancing and if Josett thought I was “passable” I wanted to go to a restaurant.

First I picked out what I was going to wear that night and then Josett did her magic. She started with a foundation. Josett applied it everywhere, even on my eyes and lips. She said that the other make-up would stay on longer and my face would look more even. She then worked on my eyes.

We chose two colors that went good together. When she applied my eye make-up I mentioned that it was fun just having another woman touching my face. It was therapeutic. I have done my own make up in the past but it feels so good when another woman applies your make up for you. While she was working on my face we chatted about this and that, just girl talk mostly.

After she was done with the eye shadow she used eyeliner and then mascara to give me those long eye-lashes to die for. After that she used blush and finally lipstick. When I was done she helped me by taking pictures of me in sexy poses. I felt so girly. We had so much fun. The night could have ended there and I would have had the time of my life but there was much more.

Josett and I decided to go out for dinner. She knew of a Mexican restaurant that she took some friends to in the past but first I needed to use an ATM to get some cash for the evening. After I got some cash I realized I needed a purse. We went to the nearest Payless Shoes store and picked a nice purse that matched my outfit.

We then went to the restaurant and had a few margaritas and some chips. All the waiters and staff did not even seem to notice that I was a cross-dresser. In fact, they acted like we were just two girls out on the town. After the main course, Josett asked the waitress to take our picture. It was so much fun being the woman of my dreams and sharing the experience with Josett.

We went back to the salon and said our good-byes. But before I left she gave me a beautiful set of fingernails. I love Josett. She is like a big sister to me. She went over and above the call of duty. She is the most caring person I know.

Before I went out to the club that night, I wanted to live out one more fantasy. So I drove to Universal Studios and walked around City Walk. I use my sexiest wiggle and strutted all the way around the main area. I asked a woman to take a picture near the entrance. I walked to both the main gates of the two parks and then went to the Hard Rock Café. I had to use the Ladies’ room, so I went in and asked in my most girly voice “Where can I find the rest room”? A young lady at the front desk told me that it was down stairs. I used it but I had to wait for three ladies to leave before I exited the stall. When I left, I had a security guards take my picture before I went to the club.

I then drove to the Parliament House (a club in Orlando for the alternative life styles). Josett even called a friend and asked her to keep an eye out for me. Her friend inspired me to get out on the dance floor and dance all night. I got a few complements from a couple that were there. They said “I looked hot!” We had so much fun! I also met another cross-dresser named Tylor. We danced all night.

Near the end of the dreamy night I had to say good bye to all my new friends. I hope next year I can see them all again. I went home and took off my make-up. Although, I went to bed wearing my corset, stockings and a silky slip. I dreamed about the magical night I just had.

Thank you Josett for all you did for me. I truly felt like a woman and had the time of my life. God bless you and your family.

Love,

Michelle