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Cool Viscose – Hot Pink sublime hair loss scarf
£16.00
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Occasionally we find a scarf for hair loss that drapes beautifully and feels like nothing at all to wear. This is such a scarf!
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Snappy print to this scarf and fantastic wear for the summer. Print has a smart solid colour border to it – option 1 burnt orange, navy and ecru; option 2 – fuchsia and hot pink; option 3 – hot pink and grey. The all important hair loss scarf measurements are 70 x 175 cms (27.5″ x 69″).
This scarf is narrower but fabric quality means that is drapes with a good volume. The scarf is shown wrapped as per our Silvia Amorisino scarf tutorial on YouTube. (Model’s head fitting is 56 cms.) Be careful with jewellery and nails not to snag the light weight weave when tying.
Hand Wash COLD with mild detergent to preserve colour.
100% viscose
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