DreamGenius Makeup Organizer 360 Degree Rotating Adjustable Multi-Function Cosmetic Storage
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DreamGenius Makeup Organizer 360 Degree Rotating Adjustable Multi-Function Cosmetic Storage
- 360 DEGREE ROTATION: Steady base rotates smoothly and silently. Easy to find all of your makeup products. Clear and transparent design matches any decor.
- ADJUSTABLE LAYERS: Allow you to adjust the height of the tray to accommodate different types of cosmetics and containers in all shapes and sizes.
- LARGE CAPACITY: Top compartment is good for nail clippers, brushes. Middle layer skincare bottles, perfume bottle, washes. Thick and durable trays are strong enough to bear heavy products.
- EASY TO ASSEMBLE AND WASH: Easily install according to the instruction. It can be removable and very easy to carry out. PS Material can be washed and easy to clean. It will not change shape.
- 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE: you can have peace of mind. If for any reason you're not completely happy with your purchase- if it breaks, if it's damaged in shipping, or even if you change your mind - simply let us know and we will either replace it or refund your money, your choice!
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