Sentence examples for us makeup from inspiring English sources

Sex as the desire for friendship, love, excitement; sex just to be transgressive – rather than the explicit, pumping sex you see everywhere you look, used to sell us makeup, underwear and cars, and always just a few clicks away on your mouse.

"If it was raining, too hot, too cold, they wouldn't let us go outside, and they wouldn't give us makeup time," he said.

Everywhere we look, we are bombarded with images of tall, thin, and beautiful women, selling us makeup, cars, jewelry, music, movies, virtually anything you can think of.

For those who dread the thought of taking a few extra minutes before bed to carefully wash off all of the makeup and grime from the day (aka: us), makeup remover wipes can seem like a godsend.

We were 12 and her grandmother, a purveyor of Mary Kay, came to give us a makeup lesson.

Then we'd make our way to the parking lot where we'd wait for the bus, our breaths floating above us, the makeup drying on your face.

"It's like painting!" I say, "It's fun! It's how Mama expresses herself!" But before I can finish with my exclamation points, my daughter's forehead is wrinkled, her doubts have been cast, and I know I'm failing to convince either of us that makeup or even skin care can ever be fully detached from the insidious workings of the patriarchy.

The movie director knows that our imaginations will do a better job of scaring us than makeup and special effects.

None of us have makeup on.

"It started with (the stewardesses) asking us for makeup tips," begins Lexi.

In the video above, Birchbox editor Meredith Stebbins shows us two makeup brush washing techniques: spot-cleaning and deep-cleaning.