Pencil Hairpins for Sharp-Looking Folk
Present & Correct offers pencil-shaped hairpins for sale on their website. The product is humorously promoted as a way to look sharper, with a tongue-in-cheek reference to a fake scientific study claiming pencil-wearers have bigger brains. The recommendation appears in issue 132 of frankie magazine.
Key facts
- Product is pencil-shaped hairpins
- Sold by Present & Correct
- Available on Present & Correct's website
- Featured in frankie magazine issue 132
- Humorously claims to make wearers look sharper
Entities
Institutions
- Present & Correct
- frankie magazine