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4 years ago

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Posted On: May 2nd 2023, 02:05 am

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GLOSSBRO GIANT BOMB

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☆가성비

☆폼사용가능

☆달달한 멘토스향

☆풍성한 거품

Thanks to @isangrae55

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Comments (15)

namepado

3 years ago

namepado

우와!!!!! 거품이 장난아닌데요!!! ㅋㅋㅋ

k_ming0211

3 years ago

k_ming0211

카샴푸인데 거품이가 쫀쫀한가용?

oriel_rrr

4 years ago

oriel_rrr

거품과 윤활력이 꼭 정비례하는건 아닌가보네요. 스노우폼으로 쓰기 좋을듯..

crazysora_carwash

4 years ago

crazysora_carwash

저는 이거 거품이 잘나서 휠타용 폼으로 쓰고 있어요😍

isangrae55

4 years ago

isangrae55

ㅠㅠ

isangrae55

4 years ago

isangrae55

윤할력은 별로죠

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