AlphaVelvety by Acme-Hardesty Company

Jun 11th, 2019

Audrey Latimer

Acme Hardesty Co Inc

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AlphaVelvety was developed with a ratio of fatty acids that reportedly ensures comprehensive formulation applications. Due to its matte and velvety sensory, this butter improves the moisture and texture of the lips, and delivers softness to the hair.

For more information, please visit www.acme-hardesty.com.

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