“Though she was no doubt wearing plenty of makeup, the shades were all so natural you couldn't even tell.”

“He studied the makeup of the building and its surroundings by the light of that solitary street lamp at the corner of the block.”

“I mean, did the young man even have a name or did everyone just label him by his physical makeup?”

“People were darting here and there, in ordinary clothes, or in all sorts of makeups.”

“However, the larger towns have ethnic makeups that are closer to the national average.”

“However, liquid makeups must contain preservatives and compressed makeups must contain binders, which dry mineral makeups do not.”