🌸 Hair Bun Maker Set - 4pcs, Deft Rabbit Ear Sponge Foam Donut Carlin Twist Hair Ponyo Styling Curl Bun Maker, Flexible & Reusable Bun Crown Twister - Floral Review

I've bought larger shapers from another company that broke on the first try and didn't hold my hair. I love it. They are smaller and much easier to handle. The bow isn't big and doesn't stick out of my head like I have a big oversized bow. Even if I wear a bun on my head, it will still be elegant and easy to use. I plan to buy other colors.

Not a bad product I was skeptical as the wires inside are flimsy but they hold up pretty well, just need adjusting from time to time and take a little while to set done are the point of wearing them, the bonus is that when you let your hair down it frizzes a bit, my hair is a little below my shoulders, is straight and quite thick and holds it up well.

I have medium length, fine, straight hair that I wear in a ponytail and then twist with the Magic Bundle Maker. In most cases I have to twist the bun a little so that the bunny ears stick out. What I love about bun hair is that once removed, the hair is curly and looks really cute. Ideal for hot summer days

I have very fine, lackluster hair. My hairstylist advised me to stop using hair ties because they make my hair thinner and duller. Most beautiful hair products just don't work for me. I'm happy to say they do! I work 8+ hours mowing the lawn and cleaning and this idiot stayed home! Definitely worth the price and I think it's pretty cute. :) I got a lot of compliments too.

Maybe I went too far with the word "light” in my slogan. Using this product definitely takes some practice, but the results are worth it. I bought a pack to give to my three granddaughters. Just yesterday I gave away the first youngest and she loved her ballerina hairstyle. I had to watch a YouTube video to understand the technique.

The cords seem strong enough at the moment but I wonder how well they will hold up with repeated use. For me, they don't frizz or hold well with my long hair (not quite at the waist). To make my bun really secure I had to gather it into a ponytail first and then roll it up with a 'bun maker' and then twist the ends all the way to hold the bun in place. I don't know if it will be different for people with shorter hair or not. It's comfortable to wear and has withstood a light workout (but again…

I have very thick, wavy, layered, long hair. It hurt at first, but once I figured it out I liked the result. A few small pieces fell out after about an hour, but overall it's holding up. Easier to apply when hair is damp. I worked it to the end of the shortest layer before I started curling it (it was about half the total length of my hair). Make sure you roll down (aka toward your neck). The instructions are contradictory on this.