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Headbands for thinning hair – Infinity headband Petrol Blue
£6.50
Headbands for thinning hair are a great way to cover fine areas, but also to hold hair in place. It’s the ‘casualness’ of this piece that makes it work, it’s not too neat – there is plenty of fabric to place and pleat.
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Headbands to hide thinning hair – Black
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Hair bands for hair loss – viscose jersey – Leaf Green
- £6.50
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Hair bands for hair loss – Infinity head band – Rust
- £6.50
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Versatile Chemo Hats – Kimmy+2 Tone Infinity band
- £39.50
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Wide headbands for hair loss – Red
- £6.50
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Chemo Turban – Kimmy+Black Infinity band
- £37.00
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Headbands for thin hair – Sage green – silvery green
- £6.50
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Black Silk Scarf
- £46.00
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Headbands for thin hair – Burnt Orange
- £6.50
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Headbands for thinning hair – Kesi
- £26.00
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Headbands for thinning hair – Kesi
- £26.00
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Red Silk Scarf 2
- £46.00
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Headbands for thinning hair
This super versatile headband is made from soft drape jersey and has a silky soft touch. Take a look at our YouTube video to see how easy it is to wrap, knot and twist. You can wear it over a base turban for full head coverage, or wear it on its own for patchy fine hair. When worn over a jersey hat it looks like an integral part of the hat, the added advantage is that you can swap out colours and interchange, rather than it being permanently attached to your hat.
Take a look at our Kimmy style to see it worn over a base turban. Kimmy comes in a great range of colours and is also sold as a set – Kimmy + Infinity sets. Tap in your head size and we’ll size the band accordingly – please note with wear over time the jersey will ‘relax’ but you can wash and ‘refresh’ it, or simply twist a little more to take up the extra!
The jersey looks casual and less ‘dressy’ but adds style, when it is twisted and wrapped in place. Less ‘obvious’ than a flat headband and super easy to get the hang of tying! Due to the jersey gauge it shouldn’t make you overheat, it adds height and width but isn’t overly thick. If you cant’ find the turban / band combination you’d like, simply drop us an email.
Please note this item worn on its own will not completely cover your head.
Wash by hand or machine wash at 30C/86F
Viscose jersey
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Shipping – most orders are dispatched within 4 days and posted on a 2-3 day service. Please email for faster dispatch.
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