EASIEST Way to CARE for CASHMERE | Save HUNDREDS

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WHAT I'M WEARING:
+Athleta Tank rstyle.me/+3eTjkzFR-OPsre02OYLtXg
+Pant rstyle.me/+2Zv1DVNv_pojJf44YMg8Jg
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CASHMERE CARE, What You Need:
1. SOAK rstyle.me/+Fzcb6wjUZgh-WSHCE2UIiA
2. Drying Rack rstyle.me/+NTynF66dyRKOXQxn4rph2A
3. Steamer rstyle.me/+IQEoKA3ymVMyr2GZoflHPw
4. Cashmere Comb rstyle.me/+kqQBGhJhZfDZ89iriMcWeA
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The Best Affordable CASHMERE:
rstyle.me/+XnfNkFcnZoR9Sj-T9fTTgw

[@Melindashelley2017]

This is fantastic. Thank you. Time saver. ❤

[@AnnieParkerConfidential]

My pleasure!

[@rihamgamil1089]

Wonderful, I shared it with my friend and family ❤

[@AnnieParkerConfidential]

Thank you😉💕

[@carak4356]

This makes me think of SNL “sweater weather”. ❤ and cashmere is part of my love language so thank you! I got the soak and the rack, great finds thanks for linking

[@AnnieParkerConfidential]

😂yassss!!

[@mwedzi]

Oh, just in time! I have a cashmere poncho from Strathberry that I love and need to wash. But one question about the comb. I’m scared to use it! Does it move a lot of the fibers? If I use it a lot, will my cashmere become thinner over time?

[@AnnieParkerConfidential]

Good question. The comb is totally safe to use, and was made specifically for cashmere. It lightly removes pilling but not the fibers that are still in tact. Think of it like getting a derma plane before your facial....It removes the dead skin cells, revealing glowy skin - but doesn't damage ;-)