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Nadia Tissera| Peluquería | estetica y uñas | cordoba capital 🤍

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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 03:23 am

No las quiero asustar peroooooo vayan agendando con tiempo que se va llenando lo que queda del 2026 ✨

#peluquería #agendatucita #hair

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meli_verocay_

13 days ago

meli_verocay_

😂😂😂siempre me asustas con los turno

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