Luxury Silk Twisted Turban Headband in Hot Pink Cupid's Bow Liberty print- 100% Belgravia Silk Satin

SILK AND LAWN LTD

£50

Beautiful handmade Twisted headband made from the finest Liberty of London silk-satin for a super soft and wonderfully luxurious, comfortable and quality finish. In this fun loving Cupids Bow - Letters of love graphic print. Extra wide 100% Silk-Satin band Simple Hair Styling Solutions small patches of hair loss and fine hair Create sense of volume for fine hair Effortlessly chic and stylish accessory to any outfit Bye bye bad hair days when busy lives mean we need a little helping hand Elevate your day and nighttime styling Made with 100% natural fabric Designed with covered elasticated back

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SILK AND LAWN LTD, number 11541709. Checked 2026-08-29.
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