++ CARNAVAL DIABOLIQUE HAIR GLOSSES
Bedeck your locks (or snakes or horns or whatever you’re sporting up top) with scents gleaned from the Midway! Smell like you’ve stepped right off the platform of Carnaval Diabolique’s 13-in-One!
Crack of Thunder Hair Gloss
$30.00
Crack of Thunder Hair Gloss
$30.00
Streaks of blue-white lightning slashing through a plum wine sky.
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