Virginia Lee, a senior research analyst at Euromonitor International, a market research company in London, said the company's tracking of the category "other facial makeup," which includes face primers, jumped 73 percent from 2006 to 2011, with sales in the United States going to $46.6 million, from $26.9 million.
Eye makeup, which includes eye shadow, eye liner, and mascara, represents the fastest-growing category of color cosmetics in the U.S., with a growth rate of more than 6% in 2005.
Similarly, his personal style, which includes makeup and gender-bending apparel, has sources in mask performances that include men in female roles.
Mr. Straus's political resilience so far is in part because of the makeup of his district, which includes the affluent Alamo Heights neighborhood.
That lawyer said the racial makeup of the jury, which includes six blacks and two Hispanics, was a factor in the defense's decision to urge Mrs. Kimes not to testify.
Her mother's judicious approach to primping guided the makeup selection as well, which includes a lip stain that doubles as a cheek tint, a blush and bronzer combined in one and a pinkish nude lipstick.
The makeup of the cabinet, which includes longtime state employees and at least six former government ministers, has lowered expectations of a sweeping change in governance that was the promise of last year's revolt.
More than a simple reflection of commercial opportunity, the appearance of Chinese-language guides from companies like Lonely Planet and Michelin reflects a shift in the makeup of the Chinese tourist population, which includes growing numbers of people of modest incomes who are going abroad for the first time.
The grandest story of all encompasses the origin, makeup and evolution of our universe, which includes life.
AAU, for its part, defended the makeup of its survey design team, which includes UVA officials, in a letter last week to concerned school presidents.
Nor was the makeup of the organizing committee for the dinner, which includes lobbyists for several industries -- energy, insurance, tobacco and banking, among them -- that have benefited from policy decisions by the Bush administration.
