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Ekocuda vol.2


Znalezione obrazy dla zapytania natural cosmetics
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Today and tomorrow is organized one of the largest Polish natural cosmetic fairs named Ekocuda. It’s the second edition which takes place in Poznan and the second I took part in. The fair is set in a building next to Rondo Kaponiera, Concordia Design. What is more, the entrance is free of charge. Last year I bought some nice cosmetics and there were bargains, too. I was excited for the next edition and today I could finally go there again! I managed to buy some nice things this time, too.  Due to the fact that last year the event was a great success, I was expecting many more people this time... and I wasn’t wrong. The cosmetic fair is popular mainly among women. Before opening the entrance, there was a long line of them waiting outside. When me and my friend finally came in, the situation got even worse. There wasn’t much space inside and a crowd of people made it even less. It was really difficult to move freely as there were people everywhere. I hope the organisers will notice the need of changing the spot and the next edition will take place in MTP Poznan Expo or other place with more space. All in all, I had fun!

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