Goodies for Your Hair

Just to let my potential partner know, my hair is in a bob, if that makes any difference to you.

My hair is very thick and very long, about to just above my hips. I have it thinned a few times a year but small things still don't hold my hair very well and I'm lucky if I can get a tie to wrap around it twice without breaking. I use mostly larger hair clips, headbands, barrettes and ties. Ribbons are also fine, I like to braid them into my hair. I'm always looking to try new things in my hair but will never cut it short.

I keep my hair mostly in a braid, sometimes that braid put up. Anything helping to keep halfway-to-back-length hair in place like headbands or clips would be welcome as well. I do not use big metal clasps as they tend to break my hair.

hair is fine and it is hard for me to find items that don't weigh my hair down. I am excited to give in this swap more than to receive because I have some excellent shops and boutiques that carry lovely items that i can never wear//////////////////

i have long hair and i often keep them in braid. (: i don't need hair and head bands cause i have tons of them.

i love all hair accessories...but i don't have alot of wide head bands...lol...

i have thick meduim length hair (down to middle of back length) I ♥ hair accessories: I don't use hair ties with metal on them (bad on hair): This is going to be fun!!!!! happy swapping everyone

i would prefer clips and rubber bands! (: i have very thin hair.

hi there....i have long straight hair and is quite fine... i love hair brushes and nice hair accessories :) Happy swapping!

Sorry, I forgot to put my preferences! I have medium length, average thickness, medium brown hair. I use "scrunchies" (cloth-type ponytail holders), and headbands (both the soft type and the hard ones). I like those hairpins with jewels on them. I also like pretty barrettes.

I forgot to mention that I have very thin hair, too. And absolutely straight.

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