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The phrase "a lack of makeup" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is not wearing makeup or to discuss the absence of cosmetic products in a particular context.
Example: "She decided to go to the party with a lack of makeup, embracing her natural beauty."
Alternatives: "absence of makeup" or "no makeup".
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"I thought, 'Just make it work,' " Ms. Rudolph said of her overdetermined life, exuding a new-mom glow that she dismissed as a lack of makeup.
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Late last month, moveover, Solicitor General Charles Fried indicated a lack of conviction that the makeup of the F.O.M.C. should be defended.
This, Meyers said, may have been an additional factor in the lack of makeup effect stages in the final film.
Despite her lived-in pink turtleneck, khaki cargo pants and lack of makeup, she exuded a quiet glamour, an effortless charm.
Her natural image was a huge part of the appeal: her kinky hair, lack of makeup and exuberant smile suggested that a woman could be herself, look like herself and still win the love of millions.
"The Kouachi brothers were fragile in their makeup — a lack of bearings, a lack of education, a lack of a vision of life, and later that leads to violence — but I don't agree that they were nuts".
That consistency was due primarily to a lack of authentic information about the makeup of material reality.
Of course, that's not too suspicious for a Hastings, but the vacant look on her face (and lack of makeup) surely hints something else is going on.
McGrath, 48, has often spoken out about the sheer lack of makeup ranges available for non-white skin tones.
It was her words, not the lack of makeup on her face, that best outlined the next step we should collectively take in the makeup conversation.
He cannot deal with the lack of makeup, the flannel pajamas and the hair-do-protective scarf she wears around her head.
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