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Tier Veils

A tiered veil is one with more than a single layer. While four-tier veils exist, double- and triple- tier veils are most common. The top layer of a tier veil often serves as a blusher. The more layers your veil has, the fluffier looking it will be. So, for a very rich and full veil, wear three or more layers of the same length.

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