Pimoys 100 Pcs Elastic Hair Ties, Thick Seamless Hair Bands No Damage Soft Ponytail Holders Hair Accessories for Girls Women, Black
Product Description
Pimoys 100 Pcs Elastic Hair Ties, Thick Seamless Hair Bands No Damage Soft Ponytail Holders Hair Accessories for Girls Women, Black
- Material: The hair band is made of high elastic thick material, soft and elastic; suitable for sports use
- Package: 100 Black hair bands with a diameter of 4cm, enough for your daily use; Simple colors easily match all your clothes and hairstyles，
- Seamless Hair Ties: Seamless design, suitable for women's thick hair, can fix your hair without damage, easy to wear and remove, without tangles
- High Elasticity: The ponytail holder can be easily stretched from 4 cm to 24 cm, providing good elasticity to keep the hair firm and not easy to loosen or break.
- Multi Purpose: Easy to use, suitable for different hairstyles, such as ponytails; It is also suitable for thin or thick hair, straight hair, and curly hair.
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