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Will BBL make my butt more firm? (photo)

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hdw25736000Apr 17, 2018

My butt it’s very jiggly and I hate it will a bbl make me more firm? And will it make the skin on my legs tighter too sense My butt is saggy? Would lifting it help lift the back of my thighs too?

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