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BRAYKO BRUSH | макияж, кисти, спонжи

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Posted On: May 14th 2024, 03:22 pm
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Brayko Brush — это удовольствие от процесса✨

Чтобы превратить мейк из обычной рутины в настоящее искусство, мы выпустили кисти, которые вдохновляют, создают красоту и которыми хочется творить.

Готовьтесь собирать корзину, ведь на Wildberries пополнился ассортимент кистей.

F1 wb: 181671143
F2 wb: 181674887
A1 wb: 228026350
A8 wb: 182149044
N1 wb: 182149046
Спонж wb:178465119

#визажистспб #макияж_санкт_петербург #косметичка #кистидлямакияжа
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