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  1. 08-20-2009, 11:53 AM #1
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    Question Why is it called a "Blonde" Pastel?

    What is the difference between a blonde pastel and a normal pastel?

    They both look the same to me . . .
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    Re: Why is it called a "Blonde" Pastel?

    It's just a name to distinguish it from other lines...Like Lemon, Graziani, Bell, etc...

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    Re: Why is it called a "Blonde" Pastel?

    Quote Originally Posted by coldbloodaddict View Post
    It's just a name to distinguish it from other lines...Like Lemon, Graziani, Bell, etc...

    Exactly. And the blonde pastel is Matt Turner's line.
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