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One Stroke Rose Nail Art

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Products Used:

Elmer's Glue as peel-off basecoat
Zoya April
Americana White Acrylic Paint
Artist Loft 1/8 Chisel Brush
Seche Vite Topcoat
10/0 La Corneille 7350 Liner

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