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Mint and Arrows Retro Wrap Headband Review

I was given free product to review.  The fact that I was given free product does NOT influence my review, all opinions are my own!
Mint and Arrows makes a variety of items, including car seat covers, wet bags, and Boppy pillow covers.

I was sent two Wrap Headbands in a pink chevron print to review.  One for me, and one for Hadlee.  Which is great because Hadlee is a much cuter model than me (even with a pixelated face to protect her privacy!)  I wanted some pictures of us together, but I forgot to ask Michael to take them so I only have separate ones.
First off, let me say that they were packaged very well.  Neatly folded in a zipper bag, in a new shipping envelope.  Way classier than anything I have ever mailed out.

















I love the vintage look to them.  It is a little "Rosie the Riveter" like.  It could even be "pin-up-ish".  I even experimented with a hippie look (not sure I recommend that one...).

Not only are these super cute, but they are really comfortable too.  I tend to get headaches from headband, my body doesn't dig the pressure behind my ears, but I keep trying because I love them.  This is a headWRAP, so it is one size fits all, because you tie it on to fit your head.  Since it is made of a soft stretch knit, it doesn't have any elastic so there are no pressure points.  I honestly forget I am wearing it, and it keeps my bangs out of my eyes.

Mint and Arrows has an amazing selection of fabrics for their products, especially their headwraps.  No matter what colors or prints you like, they are sure to have something you love.  You can purchase any of the wonderful products pictured here, along with many others by visiting the Mint and Arrows Etsy Shop.

Just a few of the styles available!

Congratulations to the winner: 
Aimless O.


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