Вы все были супер-пупер — с интересными обзорами и классными фотографиями. Но нас покорил искренний кружок @maslush. Поздравляем! Косметичка F x UNKE, которая скоро выйдет в продажу — ваша💌
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Вы все были супер-пупер — с интересными обзорами и классными фотографиями. Но нас покорил искренний кружок @maslush. Поздравляем! Косметичка F x UNKE, которая скоро выйдет в продажу — ваша💌
Присылайте обзоры в чат и не забывайте ставить хэштег #ФлакончикЧек. Следующего счастливчика выберем уже очень скоро!
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