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nem.mochi
nem.mochi :
Mom cho mình hỏi cái này có làm mềm da rõ rệt ko, mình thấy da bụng đang bị khô căng lắm?
2026-05-29 15:45:25
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thuylinh51194
Tuyết Lan :
mình bôi kem rạn này ok lắm , các vế rạn mờ đi lại thẩm thấy nhanh
2026-06-02 06:34:44
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khanhchi17890
Khánh Chi :
Mình bôi hợp thấy mờ đi nhiều , kem thẩm thấu nhanh ko gây nhờn rít
2026-06-01 00:14:08
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