Scunci Effortless Beauty Headbands Pack Review

I don't wear them often but when I wear them they work really well. Unlike many straps, they have "prongs" that are really comfortable and keep them securely in place. anything else they're made of slips off my head! However, I have very straight, silky, medium-thick hair. It stays in place nicely. For $$ this is a good deal.

I don't write many reviews but I have to say these are by far the best headbands I have ever had and I have tried ALL. I have thick hair so most bandages fall off. They have enough bristles, but they are very comfortable and do not cause headaches like metal bristles.

Scnci is a great brand to start with with a great range of affordable hair accessories, but I'm just not a fan of headwear with larger protruding hair pieces. Worst of all, the ones that were next to the bead of the packaging's plastic strap were broken off and bent. The tie was too tight and it was almost impossible to safely remove the ties alone, let alone without damage. Despite this, those who did not suffer were too free and did not provide additional support. Also, I found the design to…

I was hesitant to buy these cool headbands due to some concerns. I have very thick, coarse, naturally curly hair and I was afraid it wouldn't be strong enough for my hair. Yesterday when worn they held up normally. Dissolving is no longer a problem. Pay attention to the direction in which you put on the headband and take it off in reverse order.

I've just ordered these again so my rating is based on those I ordered five or more years ago when I ordered at least a dozen pairs. yes they break I think it's from the oil in my hair and after a while it just starts to go bad. fragile. When I say "sometime" I mean months of daily use. Yes, they can be a little awkward behind the ears, but not always, and I found this to be an easy fix, tilting the band forward to tuck the ends into my hair instead. because they got hit in the ears (I added…

I bought this because I have thick curly (corkscrew) hair that falls in my face. I specifically bought a headband with long teeth to hold my hair because headbands with short teeth just don't grab enough hair. The bandage keeps my hair so-so, but there are 2 main problems. The full length of the strap is too long for me. I have to flip it Also, the ends and edges are rough and uncomfortable for my ears. I can try heating the ends and edges to smooth them out.

I have thick hair, short in the front and long in the back, at work I need to keep my facial hair so I bought their headbands and I can wear it on my head all day and the hair looks great with nothing sticking out on either side. I've bought others in the past, more expensive, fancier, with all kinds of prongs, longer or shorter, but they all just slipped off my head, I had to use clips to keep these headbands in place. The secret of the Scunci headbands is that their teeth reach almost to the…

I've been buying these for years and they used to work really well. In recent years I've noticed that the quality has gone down, they've started to stretch faster and break more easily. The last few times I've bought them, now they don't even hold their shape when I put them on for the first time and break very quickly. I have the feeling that the plastic has become thinner and more brittle. I am so disappointed! I have tried many other headbands over the years and these have been the only ones

Unfortunately, none of these bandages survived a single day. Both broke in the middle when I put them on. I still have a few of these from many years ago and have been wearing them on and off for years. I don't know what happened to them, but they are very fragile.