Sparkle My Head Scarves - Delicate Rhinestone Pre-Tied Head Scarf

Brighten your day with a bit of shine with this pre-tied scarf decorated with rhinestones. Available in 7 colors to make any outfit complete.

• Pre-tied for easy slip on and off without tying or restyling the scarf. Looks beautiful with a sundress or for a special occassion.

• Bandana Style head scarf made in the softest tee-shirt fabric to provide year round comfort, with great fabric elasticity for ease of styling and enabling scarf to stay in place on your head.

Colors: Red, Magenta, Steel Blue, Navy, Violet, Heather Grey, and Black. 

Why SurvivorRoom loves this product: Sarah Graby has seen first-hand the effects of cancer on one's body and soul. When her Aunt Sally was diagnosed and began treatments, her aunt decided that she would wear head scarves instead of wigs during her hair loss. Sarah was shocked and saddened to find there were no "pretty" head scarf options in stores or online that she could buy as gifts. Sarah used her experience from being a woman's fashion designer in NYC for 8 years, and began sewing scarves during her spare time. Her aunt became her muse and Sparkle My Head Scarves was created. Sarah believes a woman always wants to look her best even if she doesn't feel her best. Sarah's Aunt Sally is a cancer survivor, but Sarah continues to create and design so that every woman's spirits can be held up in style.  Her work is also dedicated to the memory of her father.

Sarah also has created a program to help others, Pass On The Sparkle.  The program was created so that Sparkle My Head Scarves can support two wonderful non-for profit organizations: Fighting Pretty and The Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition.  For this initiative, women who no longer need their head scarves can return them to Sparkle My Head Scarves. Sparkle My Head will then brighten the scarves with "sparkle" and donate them in the sender's name to either Fighting Pretty or the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition. These organizations will then include the head scarves in their free "pretty packages" to women who have been newly diagnosed and starting their journeys.