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I have four girls and know that there are a lot of interesting (would you be offended if I said obnoxious?) hair accessories out there. That’s why the line of little girl’s hair clips from Hello Shiso is refreshing. Cute neon bows, tulip ponytail holders and even confetti for your hair — it’s an accessory loving girl’s dream.
I love the shimmery heart clip below.
My daughter has always refused to wear hairclips. Even after she finally, at age 2.5, had some hair. Then this box of adorable Lilla hairclips arrived. The combination of sweet prints (birdies and flowers) with comfortable clips (no pulling or tangles) has turned her into a hairclip addict…
Lilla hairclips is a business created by two moms. Lilla (which is Swedish for “little”) offers high-quality, hand-crafted hair accessories that embrace the simple, clean lines and vibrant colors of Scandinavian design. When many friends asked where they got the fabulous hairclips for their daughters, these moms realized that they weren’t the only ones looking for hairclips for little girls that were simple, yet vibrant and unique. An opportune shopping trip in Sweden produced the gorgeous, unique ribbon that served as the impetus for launching Lilla! Each purchase of the hand-made Lilla Hair Accessories at www.lillahairclips.com benefits littlethings, a nonprofit organization that helps girls gain an education in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A little can go a long way! For every two hairclips purchased, a girl in Congo can go to school for one day. You can learn more about Lilla Hairclips at lillahairclips.com.
And now we are giving away the whole spring gift set of pretty clippies and headbands pictured above! The gift pack includes the Lilla multi-colored floral headband, and a vibrant assortment of six hairclips (both alligator and snap clips). Each hair accessory is created by hand without the use of pre-fabricated embellishments. With safety and quality in mind, all hairclips and headbands are certified lead-free, adhesives are non-toxic, the ribbons are heat treated to prevent fraying and embellishments are sewn to ribbon before the ribbon is adhered to increase durability.
Find out how to enter to win this Sweet Spring Hair Clip Gift Set by Lilla after the jump… Continue reading »
Whether you like hats or not, these hats are way to cute to pass up! Hats can be both functional and stylish, you can dress them up or down, cover hat hair or just add to your little ones wardrobe. With the thousands of hats out there, we have narrowed it down to 5. These are the top 5 cutest hats for kids.
Keep reading past the jump to view the top 5 cutest hats for kids!
Are you looking for that perfect accessory for your little one? Well, look no further then here. I find myself seriously obsessed over these Buisjes en Beugels head warmers! Kellie Smits, the founder and designer of Buisjes en Beugels, has created a mouth-watering kids line which includes these adorable head warmers.
Continue reading to find out where to purchase these head warmers after the jump!
You might already know about the gorgeous flower necklaces made by Tamar of Nest Pretty Things. They are stunning and super popular. But have you seen the equally charming flower hair pins? My girls have some of these and I can swear by their cute-ness (both the girls and the hair pins).
We love hair pins at our house. They’re pretty and they’re functional. They keep hair out of your child’s face. They’re handy if your daughter is growing her bangs out. And they add a little pop of color and femininity to an ensemble.
See more pretty flower hair pins when you click through.
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