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Makeup2018
Who I can make top coat matte
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I make nails polish any colour
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But I need know how I make top coat matte
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What this
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It’s a two in one pack. It comes with shiny nail varnish and a little sheet of wet-or-dry paper to use after it dries, for those who want a matte finish. I recommend using 1600 grade paper. I got the idea from this guy here.
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@Belassi
:joy: :joy:@Makeup2018
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@Doreen after sincerely reading your post I am guessing Makeup2018 will stick to the laid rules. Next post will be by Makeup2050????
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@Chemist77
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@Belassi??????? do you have a blog I could follow? ???
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@Biochemist
That would be awesome! @Belassi ‘s writings have made me spill my morning tea several times. :joy: -
@Doreen the few times I’ve posted I’ve wondered what he might say ???. How good would a ‘Ask Belassi’ thread be? ??? I’m sure some of my questions would give him heaps of material!!
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Ummm… not a blog, really, no, sorry! I’ve been in hospital for a few days. The liquid soap they use is absolute rubbish… I was tempted to ask my wife to sneak in a gallon of mine and go around replacing it all.
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