The phrase "array of makeup" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse collection or variety of makeup products.
Example: "The beauty store offers an impressive array of makeup, from foundations to lipsticks in every shade imaginable."
Alternatives: "variety of makeup" or "collection of makeup".
The most unusual entry into the pantheon of bizarre celebrity memorabilia, though, is the vast array of authentic late 1960s-era makeup up for auction, which even comes with a YouTube makeup tutorial narrated and performed by Tate's sister Debra.
The collection is a range of neutral to bright colors, so to complement the array of hues, the makeup remained natural-looking and pretty, featuring shades of Rose Gold on the eye, cheeks and lips.
Within the skin care line we will offer a wide array of products including eye makeup removers, cleansing creams, facial scrubs and masks, and body lotions.
Nearby, two long rows of makeup tables were arrayed with the line of cosmetics that Rihanna had launched several days earlier.
Aided by ever-shifting arrays of costumes, wigs, makeup techniques, accessories, props and at times masks and prosthetic body parts, Ms. Sherman has aggressively role-played and stage-directed her way through, and in many ways laid waste to, a lexicon of mostly female stereotypes.
Unlike asexual methods, sexual reproduction allows the reshuffling of the genetic material, both within and between individuals of one generation, resulting in the potential for an extraordinary array of offspring, each with a genetic makeup different from that of its parents.
His goal was simple: he eschewed professional models and glamour in favor of capturing a diverse array of nude volunteers in poses and makeup comfortable to their personalities.
In Brooklyn, though, where public schools reflect the socioeconomic makeup of a vast array of ever-evolving neighborhoods, it works that way in only the wealthiest, and some of the poorest, school zones.
As Moira Rose, a washed-up soap-opera star in Kabuki-white pancake makeup and an astounding array of bad wigs, O'Hara is at once clipped and breathy, in hysterics one moment and cool as a cucumber the next.
