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Revolutionary Earing Lifter for Stretched Earlobes

Revolutionary Earing Lifter for Stretched Earlobes

$22.99 USD
$22.99 USD
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    Love the way your earrings look with MagicBax(TM) Earring
    Lifters. They comfortably lift and secure your earrings to make
    you feel more confident. Simply replace your earring back with
    MagicBax, and the heart-shape design rests against the back
    of your ear lobe, preventing the earring from sagging or falling
    forward. It's perfect for bad piercings,
    stretched ear lobes and heavy earrings. Hypoallergenic and
    non-irritating. Adjusts to fit your post earrings. 3/8"W x 1/2"L,
    each. Sterling Silver, Gold Plated.
    Instant earring lift!
    Firmly secures and supports your earrings
    Get an instant earring lift with MagicBax Earring Lifters
    Helps those with bad piercings, stretched lobes and heavy
    earrings
    Hypoallergenic and perfect for post earrings
    Simply slide the earring post into the MagicBax just like any
    earring back!
    Designed to be comfortable for all day wear
    To use:
    Select the MagicBax that best matches your earrings
    Slide the MagicBax onto each earring post
    Wear your earrings with confidence!
    Set includes:
    1 Pair Sterling Silver
    1 Pair 18K Gold Plated
    Details:
    3/8"W x 1/2"L, each
    Sterling Silver, Gold Plated


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