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Send to a friendBlack and Yellow Cotton Hair Scrunchies (Pair), "Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow"
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Delivery EstimateKeep your ponytail looking fresh with Veronica Ama Darku's pair of brightly colored scrunchies. The Ghanaian artisan crafts each scrunchie from 100% cotton with a bold black and yellow pattern. Inside, an elastic band keeps your hair neat and tidy throughout the day.
- 22 grams
- 0.78 oz
- 10 cm L x 4 cm W
- 3.9" L x 1.6" W
- 100% cotton, elastic
- Dry cleaning recommended
- Made in Ghana.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Ghana
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Alexis
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04/06/2022
"Excited to wear!"
Beautiful pattern. I wear my hair up daily and knowing I am supporting an independent artisan by this purchase makes me feel even better. I am into the vivid colors and prints, so naturally I gravitated toward this set! Thank you, Veronica, for your work!Alexis Pagán
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Belinda
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10/15/2021
"Great scrunchies"
These are so vibrant and beautifully patterned!I need my hair out of my face at work & these are fantastic, can wear them 10+ hours and hair stays in place.They look fantastic with my dark hair & the colour is so cheerful.
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