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Festive hair and face wrap made from 100% polyester, 19 inches long, wearable as a headband, bandana, ponytail holder or face covering
This Spoontiques accessory is a soft polyester wrap designed for holiday wear. It measures 19 inches long and features Christmas tree, reindeer and snowflake patterns. The piece suits anyone wanting a seasonal accent for hair or face covering.
The 100% polyester fabric stretches to work as a headband, bandana or ponytail holder. It covers the face comfortably for casual use but is not a medical-grade mask. Buyers needing adjustable fasteners or technical filtration should look elsewhere.
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| Brand name | Spoontiques |
The wrap measures 19 inches long, giving enough fabric to layer over headbands, clips or scrunchies you already own without adding bulk.
Smooth the fabric so the holiday pattern lies flat against your head or face; the material should feel soft, stay in place during movement and show no twisted seams.
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