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35 Pcs Press On Nail Storage Empty Nail Organizer Box
35 Pcs Press On Nail Storage Empty Nail Organizer Box
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35 Pcs Press On Nail Storage Empty Nail Organizer Box
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- These nails boxs can not only hold your shiny nails, but also be used for daily storage of personal items, such as false eyelashes storage boxes.
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- Brand: HLQHXWHZT
- Type: Nail Studio Sets
- Dimensions: Nail packing box is 4.92 x 2.17 x 0.59 inch/12.50 x 5.50 x 1.50 cm, white cardboard is 5.04 x 1.97 inch/12.8 x 5cm, and double-sided adhesive is.
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These nails boxs can not only hold your shiny nails, but also be used for daily storage of personal items, such as false eyelashes storage boxes
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