Ram horns with flowers

Ram horns with flowers are a headband with two curled, shiny green-purple ram horns and a bunch of pink and purple roses in between. The shine is what catches the eye most: the ribbed horns run from petrol green to blue and purple, like an oil film on water. You can wear them as a woman or man during Halloween or carnival, for a dark fairy, a forest spirit or another horned fantasy creature.

Horns, roses and headband in detail

• The two ram horns have transverse ribs and curl generously backwards, after which the points point forward again.
• The finish is metallic and shiny, with a gradient from green to blue and purple.
• On top of the headband are five artificial roses: two light pink, two in dark fuchsia, and one purple rose in the middle.
• The horns are attached on both sides to a narrow black headband.
• The material is 80% polypropylene and 20% polyester.
• The headband is intended for women and men.

What makes ram horns different from short devil horns?

You can recognize ram horns by their curl. They bend backwards in an arc from the temples and come forward again at the point, while devil horns are short, pointed, and stand straight up. As a result, these horns also stick out beside your head, and you can see the silhouette from both the front and the side. In stories and fantasy films, such curled horns belong to fauns, satyrs, and evil fairies. The roses make it a fairytale variant, so choose this headband if you prefer to portray a dark flower creature rather than a classic devil.

Makeup and jewelry to match the ram horns

The purple rose in the middle is a good guide for your makeup. Purple lipstick and dark, blue-green eyeshadow match the colors of the horns and the flowers. With black makeup lines running across your forehead like cracks, the look immediately becomes darker. Long dark hair makes the green shine stand out even more, and a silver or purple necklace or earrings keep everything in the same color scheme.

Order the ram horns with flowers and portray a horned fairy with a crown of roses during Halloween or carnival.