MYSEUNI Mardi Gras Masks for Women with Feathers- Womens Mascarade Venetian Mask for Masquerade Party
Product Description
MYSEUNI Mardi Gras Masks for Women with Feathers- Womens Mascarade Venetian Mask for Masquerade Party
- BRAND PACKING: Exquisite packaging includes frosted zipper bag, foam paper, brand card, and carton ensure to reach you in one piece
- ENLARGED HOLE: The revised mold increases the width of the eye hole to solve the trouble of sight occlusion
- COMFORT TIP:thoughtful complimentary sponge strip, stick on the masquerade mask with feathers you need will be more consistent with your face shape
- ELASTIC BAND: Masquerade ball mask for women size Suitable for most head sizes
- OCCASIONS:Masquerade balls, Costume parties, Halloween, Carnival, Prom, Wedding
- Non-eyeglasses Mask：it is not recommended for those who wear glasses to wear this ball mask
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