Hair Wrap - Whitsunday Blue

Name: Hair Wrap - Whitsunday Blue
Brand: Codestorm
SKU: WWF01458
Price: 12.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£12.00

Spend less time using the hair dryer with super absorbent Hair Wraps

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Quick Dry Hair Wraps for frizz-free self care. Super absorbent hair towels designed to extract excess moisture, so you can cut your dry time in half.

Lightweight fabric - made from 100% recycled plastic bottles - means no more balancing a heavy towel on your head. Just slip it on, get on with other things (like cleaning, or dancing) then remove and blow dry your hair in less time than usual. The unique material produces less friction, meaning smoother, softer hair.

Match with a reusable Makeup Remover for the perfect planet-friendly pair.

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