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Makeup by Gio

@makeupbygio_miami

a month ago
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Posted On: October 9th 2026, 09:30 pm
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Amando este resultado 🫠✨

Un Soft Glam que realza la belleza natural, con una piel luminosa, ojos delicadamente definidos y ese acabado elegante que tanto nos encanta. 🤎

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Comments (17)
made649 17 days ago

made649

Bellaaaa

susanadelacruz9921 22 days ago

susanadelacruz9921

Belleza 🙌

martinez.lia21 a month ago

martinez.lia21

Esa es Mi prima Bella🥰

moonbeauty.miami a month ago

moonbeauty.miami

Bella 😍😍😍😍

karinaguerra610 a month ago

karinaguerra610

Bello me encanta

marilincalimeria a month ago

marilincalimeria

Que belleza mi amor bendiciones ♥️♥️♥️♥️

marilincalimeria a month ago

marilincalimeria

Que belleza m

lili_lastres a month ago

lili_lastres

😍😍😍

_abel_alejandro a month ago

_abel_alejandro

👏👏👏

_abel_alejandro a month ago

_abel_alejandro

Que hermosa 👏

ariasrivasmondeja a month ago

ariasrivasmondeja

Eso es un wuaooo bien grande, muy linda la chica y muy hermoso tu trabajo mi amor ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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