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Facial Freaks (2020)
Pretty faces are a lovely thing, but even lovelier when they get creamed in smooth silvery ball honey. We've got some real cute girls who know how to tongue, lick and suck those manly maple trees until they get that sweet glaze all over their faces.
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Pretty faces are a lovely thing, but even lovelier when they get creamed in smooth silvery ball honey. We've got some real cute girls who know how to tongue, lick and suck those manly maple trees until they get that sweet glaze all over their faces.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:2/11/2020
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:1000 Facials
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