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@homshop.dz: اكتشف قوة السدر مع مجموعة Evenlisse Mask & Shampoo Duo! ✔ شامبو السدر – ينظف بلطف وينظم فروة الرأس ويقاوم تساقط الشعر. ✔ قناع السدر للشعر – يغذي الشعر بعمق ويقوي أليافه ويمنحه لمعاناً وخفة. اتبعي هذه الطقوس الطبيعية للحصول على شعر أقوى وأكثر صحة ومليء بالحيوية 🥰🔥بسعر 3200 دج 🔥🔥🔥 التوصيل متوفر 58 ولاية 👍👍

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