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Discover Ludwig"wearing makeup" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of someone applying makeup to their face, usually for cosmetic or fashion purposes. For example: "The young woman enjoyed wearing makeup when going out for a night on the town".
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I was wearing makeup.
"Wearing makeup," said Ms. Pace.
And he didn't like me wearing makeup.
Was it my fault for wearing makeup?
She'd left her hair wild and stopped wearing makeup.
Why was Mr. Bush wearing makeup, according to the article?
Here, I'm most definitely wearing makeup, just less than usual.
They also shocked me by wearing makeup and smoking cigarettes.
They had no idea I was wearing makeup.
Around him, she forgets all about how much she hates wearing makeup, hairspray and magenta blazers.
I'm wearing makeup right now.
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