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Mary Rhianne :
maam ano po yung dimension? thanks
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mam out ot stock na po pla yan 10 layers na yan ,yan po sana gusto ko mam
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paorder po ako
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mgkano 10 layers?
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May cream ka nyan
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Ano po size ng 10layers
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