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So Knotty So Nice!

I had the pleasure of choosing a beautiful handmade accessory from  Sasha, the owner and creator of So Knotty. Her online store is full of beautiful designs that is sure to fit every personality and style.  The unique  pieces are a  must have for  trendy ladies looking for one of a kind addition to add to  their  winter wardrobe.  I love the softness, the way I was able to manipulate the strands individually to create fullness or to elongate and the color.

 The company is an eCommerce that is based in Atlanta, Georgia but this is definitely not just  a "southern thing".

I find myself excited about the cooler temperatures just so I can rock this So Knotty creation more & more.

Have you tried So Knotty? What about other hand-made creations? Tell me what you think! Make sure you check out the site and let her know I sent ya...You never know, you may receive VIP treatment.....  http://soknotty.storenvy.com

Please leave a comment, I love reading them!

Comments

toy 040 said…
I like it a lot! I'm going 2 check out the website. Thanks for sharing!
MissLiz said…
I like it too...I checked out her site before but it's good to see an item on someone that I know. I love your hair...
Lawanda said…
It feels so soft on my neck I really like it.. Thanks about the hair..Im trying to keep these mini twists in for 4 weeks but I hope I can at least make it to 2 weeks lol!

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