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The phrase "a bit of make" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning is intended, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "I need a bit of make to finish this project." (This example is awkward and lacks clarity.)
Alternatives: "a bit of help" or "a bit of effort".
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For girls, take a shower, put on your best outfit and apply a bit of make up.
Wear a bit of make up try to look sexy without putting a tacky cheap look to it, don't make yourself look as if you're trying too hard.
Follow basic hygiene rules- Brush and floss teeth, use mouthwash defer.add img); Shower daily defer.add img); Wash your hands defer.add img); Look good! - Wear a bit of make up to enhance your best features.
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Then it felt most appropriate to wear a bit of make-up again.
If you still fancy a bit of make-up, keep reading.
Get the New Look- Clothes and accessories,underwear and Pyjamas' and a bit of make-up.
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