Review on 💁 8-Piece Brunette Spiral Hair Ties: Kitsch Mini Coils for Phones and Hair by Lori Okuno

I was watching Easy Hairstyles on YouTube and saw how these hair ties are used for fine, thin hair where they can be easily pinned into very easy hairstyles for such hair - with bobby pins. Before purchasing, I looked at the reviews and the photos provided. I think I see how they can be tightened between two fingers and expected to buy them. I received them and after stretching these hair ties with the same two fingers as the reviewers, I personally found them to be stretchier and more flexible than the reviews made me think. I used it to style my thin, fine, shoulder-length hair into a half-high ponytail. The first time I twisted it twice, it holds normal. Then I turned it by a third, it got even better. No headaches or discomfort after an hour or three. It left a small stain in my hair, but I combed it out and there's no sign the scrunchie was ever there. I haven't used them for the above hairstyles yet, but I'm not at all concerned that they help tuck in the ends and interact with bobby pins or bobby pins. I like her. I'll probably wear it on my finger or thumb to keep my hair out while I'm cleaning the house, gardening, or whatever. The reviews made me doubt it but I took a chance and ordered it and I'm glad I did. This is the first time I've tried these phone cord hair ties. I'm glad I have a ponytail this size because anything else won't seem like enough of a mockery to me. If they don't match your hair, don't throw them away. They can be used as plastic bread loaf toppers to take up slack in an electronic spaghetti cord/cable and, well, let your imagination run wild. For decades I've used elastic hair ties on my pant belts to keep excess lengths from falling off. They can also be used to wrap a scarf around your neck/shoulder.