#pinkheroes - limited Edition 1 x hair ring with rose gold charm

A rose gold charm graces the metallic pink invisibobble®. Elegantly engraved is the international sign of breast cancer awareness, the pink ribbon.

No kink, less headaches, strong hold - the invisibobble® ORIGINAL's unique shape makes it possible! That's why invisibobble® is the perfect companion for every occasion!

The magic trick to invisibobble traceless outcome lies in its peculiar telephone cord shape. When this hair ring is wrapped around the hair, it places uneven pressure around the circumference of the ponytail; standard hair rings put even pressure on the hair, leaving an obvious mark. The uneven pressure produced by invisibobble allows for the hair to be held strongly in the ponytail without being too tight. This gives individual hairs more space within the ponytail than they would have when wearing a normal hair band.

EXPRESS DELIVERY OPTION AVAILABLE - pay only $12.00, NO minimum spend, Conditions Apply - you must purchase this option if required Go to the express shipping option in the shop.

DELIVERIES - WILL YOU BE HOME TO ACCEPT YOUR DELIVERY?

Beware of thieves, always ensure someone is home before agreeing to have packages delivered. When in doubt make arrangements to have deliveries brought to the office. Your order is sent via Australia Post, if no one is available to accept delivery a calling card will be left for you to contact your nearest Post Office. As this is not a registered service and no signature is required upon delivery. We highly encourage you to have your parcel sent to your work address or other suitable daytime delivery address to ensure that someone is available to accept the delivery. If your address includes a level, please ensure you provide us with the company name. If your company name is not provided, this will result in the dispatch of your order being delayed. Please note that it does take up to 24 hours for tracking to be available on your parcel after your parcel has been dispatched.

Item added 27 August 2018

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