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Jennifer Perseverante, maquilleuse professionnelle
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Article published online on July 4, 2025

Some voices often remain in the shadows, not for lack of depth, but because they evolve in spaces where intimacy remains silent.

Amira is a teacher, Muslim, transgender, but above all, in love and on her journey to herself.

Her testimony does not seek to convince, much less provoke.
It simply expresses what many live in silence: the need to feel aligned, to live in harmony with their true identity.

In a world where everything seems compartmentalized — beliefs, roles, appearances — Amira reminds us that trans identity cannot be confined to any box.

It is a human, intimate, universal experience.

And it is with great modesty, courage, and clarity that she chooses today to share this piece of her story and her visit to Transbeauté.
Femme trans musulman en robe noire et foulard rouge, posant avec espièglerie sous un parapluie rouge à motifs dans un décor élégant.

Femme trans musulman en robe noire et foulard rouge, posant avec espièglerie sous un parapluie rouge à motifs dans un décor élégant.

Who is Amira?

Hello.
My name is Amira (it means Princess in Arabic), I have just turned 62.

I am a teacher at a high school in the northeast.
I am with a wonderful man, whom I am madly in love with.

Femme transgenre assise en robe noire et foulard rouge, tenant un parapluie rouge à motifs, avec une pose élégante et maquillage glamour dans un intérieur raffiné

A lifelong desire

As far back as I can remember, I have always wanted to be a woman.
I was jealous of my sisters, so I secretly took their clothes to wear.
And then, I felt good.

A permanent identity

Since society wasn’t as open back then as it is today, there were periods when I really tried to be a boy.

I was even in the military for a few years.

But the desire to be a woman came back even stronger.
When I cross-dressed, my anxieties disappeared.
I felt like ME.

When I am in woman mode, I finally have this feeling of no longer lying to myself.
Quite simply.

The first time

When I was a young teenager, I really looked like a girl: hairless, fine face, long auburn hair.
In 1977, one of my teachers invited me to his place to “study.”

I completely feminized myself with him for the first time.
I felt like I was in the right place.
He was my first love.

My fears and limits

I have no fear regarding my family, they know.
The only problem comes from my work (Catholic teaching, parents of students).

People still confuse everything: cross-dressing, transgenderism (transidentity NDLR), homosexuality, and pedophilia.

And I also have neighbors whose son is at my school.
I still can’t come and go as I please.

It is a real suffering.

My hopes for tomorrow

In two years, I will be retired.
I will be free to do what I want.

I plan to make an appointment this year with an endocrinologist to start hormone treatment, and more, once I am retired.

From 1999 to 2007, I went out several times a week as a woman.
I want to start again.

Femme transgenre musulmane nommée Amira, posant face au miroir avec une expression sérieuse, portant une robe noire et un foulard rouge vif, dans un décor doux et élégant.

Why I chose Transbeauté

I wanted to start again on the right footing.
I was doing my makeup badly.

When searching online, I found Transbeauté immediately.

I felt that you personalized the service more than other sites.
The session with you was much more than makeup: It was therapy.

I hated myself.
You are a true magician.
You work perfectly, and you gave me back my confidence.

You are a good person.

After our meeting

It’s very simple.
On the way back in the car, I started to cry… with joy.

I had regained confidence.

I had spent three wonderful hours.

And at the same time, the regret of having to go home in the skin of someone I am not.

But joy took over.

Nine hours after leaving your studio, I was still on cloud nine.

Amira’s message to the readers of Transbeauté’s blog

Dare. Whatever your age, your situation. Dare to live your true Self.

Dare to live your femininity.

You only have one life.

Trust Jennifer to take you where you will be sure to be happy.

Jennifer

I am so touched by Amira’s words.
She reminded me why I created Transbeauté.

If you too want to feel yourself, to reveal your inner beauty, I am here for you.
With kindness, respect, gentleness.

Come as you are.

And let me help you see yourself as you really are: Beautiful, and worthy of love.

Jennifer

The photo album of Amira’s session at Transbeauté

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