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@itschristyruiz: Will need a better organization system for the makeup, but for now this work. Have other things to do still... like move that shelf, organize skincare, and clean brushes. #makeup #makeuporganization #makeupvideo #makeupvanity #cleaning #cleaningvideo #pregnant #pregnantlife #nesting #nestingmama #maternityleave

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