Hair Accessories Price in Pakistan

For improved hair styling now, there are plenty of new hair tools, clips and bands designed to provide support without compromising on style. The strong jaw-clips and doughnuts are an easy way to tie hair that does not touch your back or neck making you feel light and cool on a hot summer day.

For fancy wedding occasions such as Mehindi, Dholki, Mayun and Barat, the perfect traditional Pakistani hair accessories are Parandas to elongate braids and short head bands or scarfs that look chic and ethnic while ensuring the hair is well-groomed. These are available in a variety of colours to make it easy to match with the party dress or formal wedding dress. There are flower bands and crowns that are used as hair accessories for brides and bridesmaids on weddings. These usually have flowers made out of cloth that can be perfectly matched with an evening dress. They are available in small and large flowers, individual or bunches that look wonderful on special occasions. Wearing cloth flowers means you can keep reusing them without worrying about them dying or decomposing like real flowers making them a great investment. 

Hand bands are important accessories for anyone with medium or short hair to keep their hair out of their eyes. For those that can not tie a full pony behind their head will need a smaller tighter elastic band to tie hair on the top half of their head. Hair clips are a modern designed for adult women, teenagers and children, they are available with embellished stones and jewels that make hair look glamourous. 

The children's hair accessories also have hand bands made from soft cloth and foam without teeth that are comfortable and easy to wear for long durational periods on special occasions with their dresses. The professional hairpins are also an essential hair accessory that is used to hold complex hairstyles together. Hairpins have also been designed to have colours, stones, stars and other fun embellishments that can make hair look highly stylised. 

Jewellery is also worn as a hair accessory in Pakistan. with tikkas and jhomars being a popular choice among women for Pakistani dresses. These have pearls and stones intricately placed on them and are easily pined on the side of the head of the front centre parting of the hair.