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Amalian lip filler - how does it feel to touch?

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fje03122017Oct 3, 2017

Hi. I want lip filler what is the softest thing to touch I really don't want hard rubber duck lips I want it to be questionable if I've had my lips filled not obvious... I hear Amalia is good but I don't want to do it if I touch it and it feels different to my bottom lip

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