all-overmakeup

noun
UK /ˌɔːlˈəʊvə meɪkʌp/
US /ˌɔːlˈoʊvər meɪkʌp/

Makeup that is put on the whole face and body, not just one small spot.

She wore all-overmakeup with glitter on her cheeks and arms for the party.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A style of makeup that covers the entire body for a costume or performance.

The dancers used all-overmakeup to look like blue aliens.

3. Makeup applied everywhere on the face, including eyes, cheeks, and lips, in a heavy way.

His all-overmakeup made him look like a painted doll.

4. A cosmetic product meant to be used on any part of the skin.

This all-overmakeup stick works on cheeks, eyes, and lips.