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face powder
noun
- a cosmetic powder used to give a mat finish to the face.
face powder
noun
- a flesh-tinted cosmetic powder worn to make the face look less shiny, softer, etc
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Word History and Origins
Origin of face powder1
First recorded in 1855–60
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Example Sentences
The only thing missing was a makeup artist carrying face powder.
From Los Angeles Times
Perhaps it's because he's traipsing around Somerset and London with his shirt open – far less restrictive attire compared to the stuffy cravats, elaborate wigs and face powders that were deemed fashionable for the time.
From Salon
And before the Armani woman walks out into the street, one last touch of face powder …
From Seattle Times
If YouTube has its way, we may soon watch makeup tutorials and buy face powder and eyeliner directly from its site.
From New York Times
The best way to cover these pockmarks and other cosmetic imperfections was lead face powder, and both men and women took advantage of it.
From Salon
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