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Suga for my honey

You know when you get invited to a party or a wedding and you style your hair? you always end up looking the same? And you don’t actually feel it until you get to the party and look how stylishly some girls’ hair are done and decorated with chic & glamorous hair accessories. “Damn! I should have bought that hair band from Selfridges!!!”

Well now worry no more, Suga by Wadha Al-Halabi gives you the opportunity to adorn your crown. I have taken the liberty to post some pictures of her collection. Prices range between KD 10 and KD 15. You can order by sending an e-mail to Suga-accessories@hotmail.com or you can ask them to send you photos of her complete collection. Your order will be delivered to your doorstep, how convenient is that?

Comments

Anonymous said…
Those are beautiful! It's such a great idea I hope her business succeeds :) I was wondering do they come in different colors?
Confashion said…
Zahra
They do come in different colors, you can e-mail her and ask her to send you her power point presentation of the collection. :)
Anonymous said…
I just did, thanks!

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