The neon green headband is a wide, plain band in fluorescent green that sits around your forehead, like the sweatbands from the 80s.
The first thing that stands out is that bright color. Up close you can see a fine ribbed texture in the fabric, and the band is a closed ring without a button or bow. It is designed for women and men and is perfect for an 80s party or a neon party.
What does the green headband look like?
- The color is bright fluorescent green, evenly distributed across the entire band.
- The band is wide and plain, with a fine ribbed texture and no print.
- It is made of 95% polyester and 5% elastane.
- According to the packaging, the band glows under UV light.
- You wear it as a closed ring around your head, just above the eyebrows or higher over your hair.
- Washing instructions: hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.
The sweatband as an 80s icon
A wide band around the forehead is part of the image of the 80s, when aerobics and fitness videos were popular and sportswear in bright colors was also worn outside the gym. Fluorescent shades like this green were a staple. Under blacklight, such colors glow, and that is why you often see them at parties where UV lamps are used.
How to wear the green headband at a neon party
At a neon party, the green headband stands out most next to a contrasting color, such as a black top or an orange wig, so that the green really pops under the UV lamps. For an 80s party, wear it low on the forehead with voluminous hair above it, and complete the look with large hoop earrings and a sporty top. If you are going to dance all evening, push the band slightly higher over your hairline so that your bangs or locks stay out of your face.
Order the neon green headband and give your 80s outfit a bright green stripe from ear to ear.