Invisibobble Original Time to Shine Bronze Me Pretty Hair Ties

Looks good, it feels strudy and springy too - not too rigid not too flimsy. Around my wrist it's a snug fit. I have 3a-3b curls, fine and medium density hair, shoulder length. To tie my entire hair into a high pony I need to double loop this ring so that it holds up perfectly. It does not tug my hair or cause any sort of discomfort. When I put all my hair up into a pineapple for bedtime, I can manage with a single loop, it's lose that way but it stays in place pretty well overnight.

I was skeptical of buying it. Got it at ₹100/-Large chunk of reviews talk about breaking up of the joints after use.But from my experience, I can tell you that if you use it without stretching too much it will last long.Also, because you are not streching the band too much it reduces pressure on hair and that leads to less hair breakage compared to a normal rubber band or hair tie.After 4-5 days usage the band is getting lose and expanding but because it has reduced my hair breakage I really don’t mind it much 🦚

I have been using this for years and love it, not like others. Doesn't snag the hair at all. After sometime it does get loose, so I suggest swapping and resting one band and then using it after few days so it gets the elasticity back.

Doesn't feel weight on my hair.

Quality is good but it won’t hold hair for long.

For no reason it broke after a single use. Although I was very careful.Not at all worth for the price they are offering.The joints are very weak and in no way I will be able to join this back again.I consider it a complete waste of money.

These are a pack of 3 and plastic material, tiny and comes in handy. But if you have curly hair do go for them they get wrung within the hair and create knot and breakages.

Broke off in 3-5 uses

I thought I hated the cable-style hair ties until my hair stylist recommended this brand, and now I’m hooked. I have long, thick, curly hair. I’ve tried other brands like kitsch and they always get tangled in my hair while I’m trying to get them out, and feel uncomfortable on my wrist when writing/typing. I’ve also tried the wide, flat cable style like teleties and those are more comfortable on the wrist but tangle even worse in my hair, and I always find my ponytail drooping after a while no matter how tight I make it.These are as close to perfect as I think I’m going to get, and I think the difference is that they have a thin wire core encased in the plastic. They hold my hair up better and are much easier to remove. They stretch out a little (which I love because it’s more comfortable on my wrist), but if you want to shrink them back up just use a warm blow dryer.Just try them. If you don’t love them, it won’t be hard to find someone to give them to that will.

After trying so many ponytail holders that claim not to pull hair and fail...pleasantly surprised by these, which live up to their claims.Do not pull hair, trap or break hair. They hold in place all day.....though a high ponytail did slip every so slightly by evening. Do not cause or worsen headaches and appear durable, being of good quality. Recommend for migraine sufferers and people with long, thick, curly hair like mine. They don't pull and they stay put.

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I dont know why I never got these sooner. Will defo be buying more. My hair doesn't get ripped out by these at all

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