Review on 🔸 Spiral Hair Ties for Brunettes - 4 Pack, Kitsch Hair Coils for Better SEO by Lauren Campbell

I would like to start by saying that I have very thin hair. I like to wear my hair in ponytails or out of my face. The end result can sometimes be a raging headache and a very noticeable crease in my hair depending on which hair tie I use. So I'm one of those people who still buy hair ties from the 80's and 90's because they don't wrinkle my hair that much and are comfortable to wear. I started noticing these spiral hair bands that were popping up everywhere and after reading the reviews I thought I had to try them. I bought the Kitsch Spiral hair tie because it was a bit smaller than some others I've seen on the market. I ordered the brunette shades in a pack of 4. When they arrived I was a little apprehensive as they reminded me of the old phone cords we had. I thought it would look pretty silly in my hair. When I pulled my hair into a traditional ponytail, I was surprised that I didn't have to twist it as often and it held my hair pretty well. It didn't pull like some rubber bands. When I pulled the spool out that evening, it stuck a bit, but I've found that the more I use them, the easier it is to pull them out and they don't stick. There was a slight crease in my hair, but not as noticeable as the crease left by traditional elastics. I can easily untie my hair after removing the coil and it looks a little more wavy than usual. I tried tying my hair in a bun and used one of these spirals - very shocked that you really can't even see the spiral that much. It definitely looks better than my old hair ties! Having them in different shades of brown really helps! I would recommend them to anyone with fine/fine hair. I think if you have really thick hair you'll probably want to use more variety.