I am 35, is that too late?
I take natual femal horomen bi pills, is that enough?
Please recommend something to take.

Hi and welcome to the boards.
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Are you getting female hormones from a doctor who is experienced in dealing with transexual women? If not, stop taking them, you are putting your health at risk.
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You are not too old to be a She-Male, but there is much required to do it, and you really have to be ready for it. Are you ready for something so permanent? Are you ready to be a woman, and be viewed as such by society? Have you seen a therapist who has experience in dealing with men making the transition to being a woman?
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To really do it right, and make the transition from male to female, it can be expensive. You need facial femininzation surgery to give you a woman's features, you need to have your facial and chest hair removed with laser or electrolysis (and that has to be done by experts). You need to be on a safe level of estrogen to feminize yourself. You need to learn to walk and talk and act like a woman, and that requires some education on those things, (there is nothing worse than a man in drag trying, unsuccessfully, to look and act like a woman). You may decide upon women's breast implants. You need to be good with makeup.
Myself, and my man, are spending many thousands of dollars in my transition from male to female.
And after you are made into a woman, if you want to keep your male gentalia, and be a She-Male, that is fine.
Of course some She-Males are pre-op and will eventually be castrated and be given a vagina, by an expert, experienced surgeon of course. My man and myself haven't decided yet whether I am to remain a She-Male lady or have the operation and become a complete transexual woman, and have my legal status changed to a woman.

You must do all of these things to be a passable She-Male woman. If you aren't willing to do all of these things, then don't bother, you won't really look like a She-Male woman.

Hi eqwqq,

35 is not too late, but I'm always concerned when I hear of someone self-medicating, even with natural supplments. The amounts required for any measurable change seem to be very high doses. Those high doses of supplements can have negative effects on your health. I also recommend competent medical care for administration of any female hormones. Please be careful - you owe that to yourself. Good luck to you.