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Hi friends, I get so many questions about where I get my hair, lashes, nails, etc done in Connecticut so I figured I’d do a round up blog post of all my favorites places! This version is all things beauty in CT, but I hope to expand to restaurants, coffee shops and more in the future so let me know in the comments if there’s anything specific you want to see in a future CT round up!
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