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Ekocuda

“Ekocuda”! This is the Polish name for an organic cosmetics trade that takes place annually in different cities in my country. The past weekend it was organized in Poznan and I have to admit that I was really looking forward to go. What is more, I even asked for a day off at work! Luckily, I don’t regret it because the fair was a great event. There were lots of stands of different cosmetic companies and at each you could smell, touch and use a tester amounts of their stuff. If you had liked the thing, you could have bought it (in many cases with a special discount). Me and my friend were wandering from one stand to another, trying not to lose each other among all the people. Everything was so colourful and appealing that we almost weren’t noticing the money disappearing from our wallets little by little! The good thing is that at least I have cosmetics supply for a long, long time.

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