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女人包包裏一定要有這12件物品！

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男人女人的包裏都有手機、鑰匙、錢包

那麽女人還需要什麽？小編覺得一個精致考究的女人，包裏至少要有這12樣物品，你可以拿出你的包包來對比下，就知道你缺什麽了！

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1、姨媽巾
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要知道，大姨媽不會每一次都准時光臨，爲了不被它狠狠地作弄到，一定要隨身帶幾片姨媽巾，這叫有備無患。
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2、吸油紙
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冬天還好，但是一到夏天，油性皮膚的姑娘們就一定要備起來。試想，男神想要吻你的時候，卻發現了你鼻頭上的油……
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3、香水小樣
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聞香識女人，香味讓女人多了一種韻致和風情。香水小樣不貴，一小瓶放在包包裏也不占地方，參加晚宴、出席會議、好友聚會，無論那種場合，香味會成爲你的優雅標識。
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4、皮筋
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很多女孩子都留長發，但即使你平時不需要皮筋，你也最好備一個。因爲你不知道什麽時候會刮風，而刮風的時候，亂飛的頭發會粘在口紅上，所以一個皮筋是很有必要的。
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5、遮瑕霜
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誰都不喜歡黑眼圈！再漂亮的臉蛋兒也經不住黑眼圈的考驗啊！
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6、指甲鉗
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一把小小的剪指甲的工具實在是太有必要了，雖然聽起來它無足輕重，但假如你的指甲突然劈了需要指甲鉗，你就知道這個小東西的重要性了！
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7、護手霜
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手是女人的第二張臉，一雙又幹又皺的手實在不能爲你的形象增分。
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8、粉底
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補妝、應急，都是必備的。
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9、小鏡子
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時常照一下鏡子，尤其是飯後一定要照，不然你牙上挂了菜葉子你也不知道。
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10、小黑發卡
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參考皮筋的功能！
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11、清新口氣薄荷糖
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比起口香糖，這種含片更爲時尚哦，喝完咖啡、酸奶必須吃一片，就不會産生難聞的氣味了。
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12、潤唇膏
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粉嘟嘟、水嫩嫩的小嘴兒，誰能不喜歡呢？
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