Kids Vanity Princess Makeup Dressing Table Stool Set with Mirror and Drawer-Pink

Kids Vanity Princess Makeup Dressing Table Stool Set with Mirror and Drawer-Pink

Marsoni

M251S

$149.00

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Kids Vanity Princess Makeup Dressing Table Stool Set with Mirror and Drawer-PinkAre you looking for a cute and sturdy vanity set for your little one? This adorable vanity table and stool set is a perfect choice! Equipped with a large mirror which can rotate 360 degrees this dressing table enables your child to adjust the angle to achieve a perfect reflection for makeup. And the mirror can be removed to achieve multiple uses. The matching stool provides your child a stable and comfy place to sit when doing hair or dressing up.

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