15 Pieces Elastic Hook Hair Tie Styling Ponytail Holder Hooks Cord for Curly Long Hair(Black, Brown and Blonde)

This works really well for super long, fine hair. I hate ponytails because pulling my hair through hairtie loops takes forever and I always end up pulling out so much hair when I take it out. This makes it so much easier and with less ripping out and breaking of hair. It is easy to make it super tight and it stays in place so much better than a hairtie for me.

I love, love, love these!!! I wish I'd had these my whole life! I have 2b wavy curls that can't be brushed at all after it dries without being a frizzy mess. I quit even attempting high ponytails years ago because the pulled back portion of hair laying on the scalp just looks weird without brushing and ends up too tight if you try to do the ponytail wet. Which sucked because high ponys are my favorite. These work SO good for high ponys on curly hair! You have so much control over the tautness of each curl clump as you slowly tighten, so you don't end up with lumpy areas on the scalp. Also it keeps from disturbing all your curl patterns not having to work them through a regular holder. RECOMMEND 100%!

Much better than using scrunchies, makes me lose less hair and reduces breakage.

I loved the colours they came in,love the stretch and discreet durable,bit it snags on everything

I have thick natural hair. These work the best to hold my hair in place without breaking my hair off.

I had high hopes that these would hold my hair without pulling, but unfortunately, it broke the first time I tried to use it. Had to return it.

Im so pleasantly surprised by these! I was skeptical after seeing them on youtube but thought id give it a try. I have thin, fine, short hair. It doesnt get caught in my hair, though it did feel weird to put them in at first, now Ive gotten used to it. Ive been using these for a week, and ive not lost a single hair when I remove these. With traditional ponytail holders I lose at least 2 hairs each time I let my hair down. The hold is very tight and secure, holds well at work and the gym, and overall a very plump pony! None have broken yet

When some friends picked up one of my hair bands one day, they had an amusing conversation of identifying it. No matter how many times I told them it's a ponytail holder, they ignored me and decided in the end that it was a miniature bungee cord! At least they won't be asking to borrow my ponytail holders!It takes a few tries to figure out how to fasten the hooks with one hand while holding your hair with the other hand, especially if you want the hooks hidden under your ponytail rather than on top, but once you get it down, you can do it quickly. What worked for me was to lay the band over the top of my ponytail, move the hand not holding my hair to the opposite side, under the ponytail, while a finger of the hand holding my hair kept the hook in place on top of my hair. With the under-ponytail hand, I pull one end of the band under the ponytail and around the top, where the hair-holding hand holds it in place. Then I move my under-ponytail hand to the other side and pull the hook the rest of the way around, position the hooks under my hair, and clip them. That probably all sounds confusing, but I think anybody who tries these will pretty quickly stumble upon a way to do it.These bands feel better to me than regular ponytail holders. Not only do they not pull out my hair when I remove them, but the size of the bands seems to work better with my hair thickness, so I get fewer ponytail-caused headaches (I'm not 100% ponytail-headache-free, but they've reduced a lot). I don't know if people of different hair thicknesses would have different results with headaches.