Handmade Mahra velvet scrunchie by FSL&CO
Mahra velvet scrunchie by FSL&CO, fabric detail

Mahra Velvet Scrunchie

Regular priceRs. 499.00
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If silk scrunchies slide straight out of your hair, you need velvet. The pile gives it a natural hold that smooth fabrics can't match, which makes the Mahra the right choice for fine, straight or freshly washed hair.

It also carries more weight visually. Velvet reads as heavier and warmer than silk or georgette, so it suits winter dressing and evening wear better than a hot afternoon.

  • Sizes: XXL, Classic and Mini
  • Best for: fine or slippery hair, colder months, evening wear
  • Care: hand wash cold, air dry away from direct heat

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Velvet

About your brandGrip that doesn't pull

If silk slides out of your hair by lunchtime, Mahra is the answer. Velvet's dense pile holds through surface texture rather than tension, so it stays put without tugging at the root.

Handmade Mahra velvet scrunchie by FSL&CO
Handmade Mahra velvet scrunchie by FSL&CO

FAQs

Mahra comes in Mini, Classic and XXL. Mini suits half-up styles and fine or shorter hair. Classic is the everyday size for medium-thickness hair. XXL is for thick or long hair and oversized buns. Because velvet grips more firmly than silk, you can often size down from what you would choose in silk.

Hand wash in cool water only. Never machine wash - the agitation flattens the pile permanently and it will not recover. Dry it flat, then brush the pile gently with your fingers once it is dry to lift it back up.

Yes - velvet has the strongest grip of anything we make, and it is the fabric we recommend when silk slides out by lunchtime. The dense pile catches gently against the hair, so it holds through surface texture rather than tension. That means it stays put without the tight pull that causes breakage at the root.


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