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Posted On: July 24th 2026, 01:52 am
hazel beige×レイヤーカット×フォワード巻き🤍
ブリーチなしWカラーで叶います✨

夏にぴったりなベージュカラー🧸
レイヤーに合わせてフォワード巻きもトレンドです🩷

#ヘーゼルベージュ #フォワード巻き #大宮美容室 #大宮美容師

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