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Summer is on it's way May 22 2015
A LissKiss sarong is a perfect complement to your swimwear or bikini on the beach. It also helps us to sometimes hide our “Perfect Imperfections”. Sarong can be tied up around your neck or waist in many various ways. The choice of colours on offer at LissKiss is so great, that your biggest problem will be deciding how many to buy. Our LissKiss Sarong collection comes in a magnitude of colours and styles from printed sculls, lips, camouflage, flags, animals, butterflies, tropical and floral prints to vibrant colours from every spectrum of the rainbow.
More Neons! October 24 2013
Finally the nice sunny weather arrived! And here are some of our Neons that you can take with you on holidays and to wrap them around your tanned skin. Fluorescent colours are perfect to highlight that lovely tan you are working on. You can wear them as beach sarongs or as scarves or just tie them up to your straw bag to let the wind play with them. When you feel chilly in the evening, sitting in one of those beach night bars, just wrap them around your shoulders and they will keep you warm. Without adding any weight to your handbag those oversized scarves can be very handy and they dry up very quickly in case you take them with you to the swim 
So take them with you anywhere you go!
Happy Neon Friday! October 24 2013
Have you noticed how trendy those neons are becoming?! And here is our little family of seamless Fluorescent Snoods that have no seam, so they will never feel scratchy on your neck. Also they are very soft and those Fluorescent colours can be matched with your neon nail polish, hair extensions, your favourite piece from the wardrobe or aNeoning else you can only think of! They are very long, so you can wrap them around in 2 loops or 3 loops or leave as one long loop, which will resemble French style.
Ombre Collection October 24 2013
We are happy to introduce our new and fabulous Ombré (\äm-brā\) collection. Ombré in French means – shaded, having colours or tones that shade or graduate into each other from light to dark tones. We just love that technique on fabrics. What about you?
