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Maybelline Eyestudio Color Tattoo Photos

Here they are!
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These are available for pre-order at Hyphen. Just email us at thehyphenstore@gmail.com for your orders. Orders of 3 or more get a special discount.  Available colors are:

Bold Gold
Edgy Emerald
Audacious Asphalt
Fierce & Tangy
Pomegranate Punk
Bad to the Bronze (photo not available)
Painted Purple
Too Cool
Tenacious Teal
Tough as Taupe (photo not available)
 
Swatches of each shade to follow. Stay tuned!
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  1. Gellie AbogadoFebruary 26, 2012 at 5:31 PM

    Can't wait for the swatches. How much is one? <3

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  2. Lady EFebruary 28, 2012 at 5:27 PM

    Php470 Gellie. But special friends get special discounts. = )

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