The package includes two pieces of Chinese style retro flower decor hairpins with tassel, in two different styles. Each hairpin is carefully designed to match your clothes and hairstyle, making it a convenient accessory for you to use, replace, and share with friends.
Elegant and charming, these vintage wooden hairpins feature simple yet refined retro flower decor. Perfect for designing a retro hairstyle, they’ll leave a lasting impression. Wearing this ancient Chinese style hair stick will make you look different and attractive, setting you apart from the crowd.
Made from high-quality African blackwood, these retro flower decor hairpins are durable and lightweight. The corrosion-resistant material ensures they won’t break easily, while the metal decoration adds a touch of elegance. The smooth edges ensure they’re easy to fix, making them suitable for medium-thick or long hair.
The wooden hair sticks are designed to be gentle on your scalp and hair, making them perfectly suitable for any hair type. They’re most suitable for hair below the shoulder and above the waist.
These elegant hairpins are versatile and suitable for various occasions, including weddings, parties, ceremonies, dating, and everyday wear. They also make excellent gifts for your sister, mother, wife, or girlfriend, as anyone who receives them will adore them.
What We’re Offering:
- HIGH-QUALITY MATERIAL: Made from durable African blackwood, ensuring long-lasting use.
- ELEGANT DESIGN: Featuring simple yet refined retro flower decor, adding a touch of elegance to your hairstyle.
- CONVENIENT TO USE: Smooth edges make it easy to fix the hair stick, suitable for medium-thick or long hair.
- WIDE APPLICABLE OCCASIONS: Suitable for weddings, parties, ceremonies, dating, and everyday wear.
- PERFECT GIFT: A thoughtful gift for friends and family.
Choose the perfect hairpin to match your personal style and preferences. With their timeless design and durability, these retro Chinese hair sticks with tassel are a great addition to your accessory collection.
