Review on Kenz Laurenz 100 Hair Ties - No Crease Ribbon 👱 Elastics for Ouchless Ponytail Holders and Hair Bands (Includes Prints and Solids) by Patricia Pena

I have fairly thin hair, straight and very straight, so read on if you're in the same boat: Cons: Since I don't have a lot of hair, it just doesn't hold my hair up either. Worst of all, I can never tighten one of these hair ties at the gym enough that my ponytail doesn't slowly sag and unravel a few times during a workout. They also slowly expand over multiple uses, making them less and less effective over time. Pros: These hair ties don't leave as much indentation when I let my hair loose - a slight indentation still remains after I've had my hair all day, but not like regular elastics. They are also noticeably gentler on my hair; I find less hair sticking to these elastics after letting my hair down and I feel like they don't pull on my hair as much. Also, as a migraine prone, they have a soft handle that doesn't give me a headache at all, even when I fall asleep in them. As for one of my downsides, even if they do stretch it's a great price for 100 scrunchies so even if I throw out one every week or two I still have enough for years to come! After all, this is neither good nor bad. bad, I've found that the knots can be made tighter by pulling the ends or taking the knots out and tying them back up to make the hole smaller, which helps hold my fine hair a little better. I can't always get them to the right size and it can take a while to tie or untie a knot and tie it again, but it can help. The only annoying thing is that after all this work, the hair tie is useless after a week or so. Once they run out (after about 5 years) I will take the roll of elastic used on them and make my own smaller versions!