Brunette Magic Hair Bun Maker: 4 Pack Large Foam Sponge Buns for Elegant Updo’s, Ballet Buns, French Twist, Waves & More! Review

Bought for my wife. They were even a bit more expensive compared to others. My wife put one in her hair and started complaining that it didn't stay closed when she folded the two ends together. My wife's hair is long but not thick. I made a comment to put them together and she replied that they don't have a clip. I asked if there was a magnet or something to hold the ends together. She didn't see anything. I asked to see him. When she tried to pull it out, her hair stuck to it and pulled out a…

I have thin long hair that used to look ridiculous when I tried to tie it in a bun. It's so easy to use, just straighten your hair into a nice ponytail, secure with a rubber band, then thread through the center of the bun maker and slide down (not quite, but before the ends come out ). , fold the ends of your hair inwards along the length and then start twisting the bun towards your head. If you can't twist it, just take the ends and bend them together to form a circle and push your hair to…

I bought them online because they came in multiple pieces. I'm an FA and I have long brown hair. So I need this to put my hair in a nice perfect bun. It's so cool and comfortable. You work for me way way way! Better than other typical donut makers. All you have to do is tie your hair in a ponytail, put your hair through the hole and pinch it, then fold it up and up and fold it so that the ends are down towards yours Show back, and simply secure using the invisible bobby pins. .

First off they were white not yellow and would suit a child or someone with very fine hair. My hair is thick but not insanely thick, it won't work for her. I was looking for a cheap alternative to the Carlin because while it works it breaks quite often and it's expensive to keep replacing, but I think you get what you pay for. A complete waste of money.