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Daily Archives: July 28, 2012
Renaissance Beauty Secrets – Natural Cosmetic Making
If my previous post on the 17th century beauty lecture I attended whetted your appetite, well exciting news… In conjunction with the ‘The Wild, Beautiful and the Damned‘ exhibition and as part of their events programme, I will be at … Continue reading
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