Livingandhome Swivel Makeup Organizer with Drawer Storage 16x16x14cm

Livingandhome Swivel Makeup Organizer with Drawer Storage 16x16x14cm

Marsoni

M251S

$28.14

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Livingandhome Swivel Makeup Organizer with Drawer Storage 16x16x14cmThis innovative makeup organizer features a swivel design with a holder containing five compartments sitting on a shallow drawer, allowing it to rotate for easy retrieval. Features include a lightweight design that is easy to move without being bulky. The compact size ensures it does not take up much space. A striped design on the exterior adds to its luxurious appeal. Dimensions: 16cm W x 16cm D x 14cm H. Product type: Makeup Organizer. Material:

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012