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Thin Elastic Headband

17-09-2007 7:32pm

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purplegeko

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Hello,

Just looking for a wee bit of help in finding somewhere in Ireland that does thin elastic headbands also known as alice bands, the thingys long haired footballers wear(david beckham used to). I have tried the web and loads of shops but just wondering if someone here could point me in the right direction. If you're still not sure this is the sort of thing i'm after

Headband

4pc No-Slip Grip elastic headbands

Style: 58323

Black

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#2 17-09-2007 8:27pm

Daisies

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Try H&M

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#3 18-09-2007 1:46am

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http://cgi.ebay.com/6-BLACK-THIN-ELASTIC-HEADBAND-HAIR-BAND-SPORT-STYLE-NEW_W0QQitemZ110171441402QQihZ001QQcategoryZ45223QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Copy and paste above link for some I saw on ebay... you might have to request they post them to Ireland...

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#4 18-09-2007 9:14am

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I think my sister got some in Claires there a while back!

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#5 18-09-2007 10:13am

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Claires always have them, penneys have some aswell..

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#6 18-09-2007 11:10am

lezizi

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Ya i definitely saw them in pennys the other day

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#7 18-09-2007 12:44pm

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Claire's, Penneys, some pharmacies will do them, especially if they still have the back-to-school hair bobbin sets.

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#8 18-09-2007 12:50pm

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i just tie a fat shoelace around my head and cut the ends. Its much more comfy and you dont get red marks on your forehead from it either

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#9 18-09-2007 3:07pm

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Defo have them in Awear

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#10 19-09-2007 9:57am

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They have them in penneys (in naas anyway). You get 2 white headbands, 2 black and a rake of hair ties for 1.50

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