🔸 Styla Hair Brown Magic Hair Bun Maker 4-Pack: Small & Large Foam Sponge Buns for Updo's, Ballet Buns, French Twist & More! Review

This product was very easy to use and made the perfect little bun as described. My hair is thick, straight and reaches my shoulders. I used a small bun and first tied my hair into a ponytail with a clear elastic and then twisted it as directed. I think I wanted something more casual and free. It really holds your hair in place and I couldn't find a way to mess it up. That can be good or bad I think. Do what he says he will do! But not for a sloppy bun.

So far I like these bun makers. I've only used them once but they got me hooked. It was so easy to use. I have curly/wavy hair and lots of layers. I gathered my hair into a ponytail and placed it where my layers started and twisted it down. I didn't have to starch the bun at all and it lasted all day! If you have thick hair, that's lucky! I also don't know how to do other hairstyles with it, but I want to know that I like this one!

It was exactly what I expected and they work very well. They appear to be durable so hopefully they will last a while. I have very long straight hair, but it's not thick. The smaller two are more difficult to use, but still possible. I wish the sizes were sold separately but that's not a factor in the price, definitely worth it even if I only use the two large sizes.

I have quite thick hair past my shoulders and small bun shapes are great for simple buns that aren't too over the top. for a working day. (I tried a plus size once but ended up with a HUGE bun - maybe good for a special occasion but too big for a weekday.) I was concerned if they would even work for me considering how My hair is thick, but I was pleasantly surprised. I usually secure everything with an invisible bobby pin at the base, then insert two more bobby pins at 2 and 10 o'clock and…

I love these! They are way cooler and more useful than I expected! The wiring gives them flexibility and keeps them secure. They work perfectly as intended, but they are also the answer to another hair dilemma I had. I let my hair air dry but to avoid frizzy curls I prefer to keep my hair straight and taut as it dries - I pull my hair back, twist it into a bun and wrap it around ( to avoid "dents"). . ). Boom! :)