Why You Shouldn't Use Glycerine In Harmattan

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Glycerine can be a good humectant but there's a reason why you shouldn't use glycerine in harmattan. Dabs explains why you shouldn't use glycerine in harmattan. Read on
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  1. Patricia11:38 am

    Wow! thanks i never knew this kraaaaaa

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  2. abena11:43 am

    Hahahaha

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  3. Stella Nyadzi (GHlonghair)5:24 pm

    thanks so much for the info..very helpful!

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