Random products that didn't make it to my main channel

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  @cielitolindo333 · 1 year ago

  under 1 day gang👇

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• SI

  @silviakilic · 1 year ago

  As someone who has been a dancer for years and have worn a ton of costumes, yes the fringe is purposely sewn together to not get tangled and you are supposed to remove it.

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  @RedPynda123 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2tEO5STQfo&amp;t=371">6:11</a> its nice that they make it with environmentally friendly glue but I feel like its kind of environmentally unfriendly that it makes the clothes not last as long and therefore thrown away sooner which creates more waste?

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• NE

  @necroticgala · 1 year ago

  Babe the acmefun ones are too expensive for what they actually are 😭 that&apos;s cheap fabric, for the price I would expect the pieces to be lined to have a better fit at least...

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• LE

  @lebsiancat · 1 year ago

  thet first one is NOT a 100 dollars dress my goodness.. looks like it was made for a few dollars im sorry 😭

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• KP

  @KPolinger · 1 year ago

  The rhinestone TSwift outfits having rhinestone print underneath the actual stones is BRILLIANT! I’m a professional ballroom dancer and I get so sad whenever I lose stones bc it’s sooooo obvious! 😮

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  @user-ui7sk8ez5z · 1 year ago

  Hello dear, I am your follower from the Middle East. I would like to say that this machine <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2tEO5STQfo&amp;t=244">4:04</a> only works to remove facial hair, including the mustache. Do not bring it close to your eyebrows. In the first short video you showed (the girl with the thick eyebrow that she combed down), here I used only a thread. We wrap it somehow around our fingers and use it exactly like this machine. As for its use, it must be passed against the direction of hair growth to catch it. I hope you give it another chance. It is a great way to pluck hair that we learned from our grandmothers and it takes time to grow back, unlike the blade. 🥰💜💜

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• LA

  @laurenvanscoyoc2564 · 1 year ago

  Chewing on the unicorn Polly Pocket esk head is so millennial coded and I love it

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  @Izziedraws1 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2tEO5STQfo&amp;t=598">9:58</a> sorry but how is that 229 dollars?

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  @dash1dash2 · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2tEO5STQfo&amp;t=371">6:11</a> Using &quot;environmentally friendly glue&quot; makes no sense if it&apos;s going to cause little plastic rhinestones to fall on the ground everywhere you go, and pollute way more than a glue that stays on the garments and keeps the rhinestones on. Why can&apos;t they just use the regular e9000 glue and stop this nonsense?

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• EM

  @emmshelley · 1 year ago

  The printed rhinestones underneath the actual stones would be PERFECT for dance costumes. Especially because most stones or sequins will actually slice up your underarms when performing. It&apos;s insane. Sometimes the fabric has been sequined BEFORE the fabric was sewn and cut so if you have plastic sequins, then they are literally cut into super shard half circles at all the seams. It&apos;s RIDICULOUS 😂😂

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  @good_vibes_mostly · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2tEO5STQfo&amp;t=606">10:06</a> “least historically accurate” made me laugh, I don’t even know why, I just started to imagine ‘Eras Tour Re-enactments’ becoming the new Colonial Williamsburg or Renaissance Festivals 😂

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