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Regional drug slang for a substance abuser’s perceived need to find more drugs.

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Makeup For VIPs is Celebrating Its Success in Offering Makeup Service in UAE

I have been doing Sitti's makeup for five years now.

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Imagined as skincare rather than makeup, the No Makeup line features 'key sciences' that provide ultimate firming, brightening and restorative benefits to the skin.

The secret to the 'no makeup' look

The widespread availability of store-bought makeup also served drag culture, and still today the art of drag relies heavily on the expert application of makeup.

The many meanings of makeup

Makeup brands are responding by putting a new twist on traditional products, such as foundation, highlighter and blusher, and using digital tricks such as Photoshop and filters.

Is your makeup ready for its selfie?

Not only does the author include standard images of Marie Antoinette, Elizabeth I, and others, but she also includes some rare photographs of antique makeup items from her own personal collection.

Makeup's storied history

I have worn makeup since I was 11, but only lip gloss and clear mascara.

Right time for makeup?

The TryItOn virtual makeup tester personalizes the individual shopping experiences more than ever, says EZface.

Digital technology lets shoppers test-drive cosmetics

I love the fresh take on familiar faces, like the classic Frankenstein's monster," says the series' lead makeup artist Nick Dudman.

From zombies to reality

Natural to Knockout Makeup, Beauty & You: Techniques for Straight Corrective Makeup

So when she decided to ask a group of South Wales women to talk about what was in their makeup bags, she had a feeling it would reveal far more than what foundation they use.

We bared our skin - and our souls - without make-up

Ms Richmond told the Post: "There were three competition categories - fantasy, bridal and glamour - and I had two models to create each different makeup look.