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viky Publish time 2024-4-18 05:45

Thank you very much!

paribanou Publish time 2024-4-19 12:26

i've seen creaters who use paint or pigment as a sort of blush that they apply like real makeup

jultriescrochet Publish time 2024-4-20 00:13

although it's not waterproof, i use tailor's chalk with the orange shade as blush for dolls :P can be hard to work with but gets it done

wityu Publish time 2024-4-22 00:24

Thank you for all the ideas
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