Gelso srls
5.0
No minimum
Silk Scrunchie "White Zebra" Print
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This is an elegant silk scrunchie with a striking zebra-like pattern. It is made from 100% natural, hypoallergenic Maulbeer silk, which provides a wonderfully soft and comfortable touch. The exclusive print gives your look a sensual and high-quality appearance, making you look beautiful both at parties and in your daily life.
The flexible side does not damage your hair and the elastic band keeps your hair firmly in place. This scrunchie is a great addition to your daily beauty routine and lets you discover the benefits of silk accessories.
The flexible side does not damage your hair and the elastic band keeps your hair firmly in place. This scrunchie is a great addition to your daily beauty routine and lets you discover the benefits of silk accessories.
| Weight | 150g |
| Color | Wit, Zwart, Rood |
| Material | Zijde, Plant |
| Event | Kerstmis |
| Made in | Italy |
| Brand location | Italy |
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Gelso srls
5.0
No minimum
Gelso Milano was born in Italy and is founded on the cornerstones of Made in Italy: quality materials and refined craftsmanship. Our goal is to transmit, through our creations, our passion for silk. We produce silk clothing, accessories and bedding with a production process carefully designed to honor the Italian sartorial tradition. We strive for excellence in our products in order to fully satisfy our customers' desires. The name Gelso draws inspiration from the magnificent plant with the same name, emphasizing its special contribution to the production of silk, the most precious fabric in the world.
