Bunzee Bands Large Adjustable Hair Ties for Thick, Thin, Curly, & Natural Types | No Damage Ponytail Holders for Braids, Locs, Puffs, Buns | Elastic Hairband Accessories for Women | Black (Set of 2)

First I should acknowledge that I do not have natural hair or even especially curly hair, I have long (to my waist) not straight but not curly hair (it has a mind of it's own) and while it isnt thick or thin, I have a LOT of it so it is HEAVY. I wrote a lot in case it will help someone with hair like mine or similar concerns, but here is a quick bottom line summary if you don't want to read. TL/DR: I love them. They keep my hair secure without being tight, no headaches, I don't need to re-do my bun multiple times a day. I am able to adjust the bead first then secure my bun and effectively forget about it. There might be a small learning curve to figuring out how tight you like the tie to be, but not really different from learning how stretchy any new hairtie is. I plan to get some for my sister and best friend! Basically in the summer, and def throughout the pandemic, I pretty much want my hair in a bun, up off my neck and out of the way. When I was going into an office I used a claw clip and that works well, but when you are working from your couch a bun is much more comfy. Usually the only way I can hold all my hair up without having to readjust or redo it is to do the bun where you twist your hair and then wrap it around itself which every hairdresser has told me is bad for your hair and causes breakage. However, when I try to do it the other ways, my hair is so heavy that they all fall out and I am constantly having to take out the hair ties and redo the bun. Aside from annoying, this also tends to pull out my hair or create knots that also pull out hair. So despite not having the hair these bands are created for, I found this listing and watched the videos and decided I wanted to support the brand. Best case I found an awesome hair tie, worst case I could sanatize and give them to a friend. For awhile I used the knotted elastic ribbon hair ties (RIP twistband) and I liked them, I even still use them from time to time for a side braid etc, but they all eventually stretch out to the point where you can't use them. Then I switched to Invisibobble and again, I liked them, and they could support my hair in a bun much better than the ribbon bands, I still use them occasionally, they are great on wet hair or for swimming as they don't absorb any moisture, but again, even the stiff "power" versions stretch out and additionally I couldn't really use them for a pony tail bc my hair would slide out and they aren't meant for securing a braid etc. (and a little nit picky, sometimes the spot where they glued the ends is rough and scratches my hand/wrist). Bunzee Bands - I freaking LOVE them. ok, no joke, for the first time possibly ever, I was able to put my hair up in a nontwist bun and not only did it stay up and it felt secure, my hair did not move. And not in a 'pulled so tight it cannot move' way, but in a 'I forgot I am using a hair tie' way. Here is an extreme example, and I am not proud to admit this, but during one particular rough pandemic week, I put my hair up after a shower and didn't touch my hair until 4 days later, slept in it and everything. And while it didn't look cute, my hair was still in a messy bun and it wasn't falling down. I haven't notice it pull any hairs out (unless you don't follow the instructions and tighten without stretching it away from your hair) I want to make the distinciton that that it doesn't PULL my hair out because there are some hairs around the band sometimes, but I shed a LOT so logically it seems likely these are hairs that had already fallen out. That being said, I am gentle when take out hairties. My only "complaint" is that I want more colors lol I would love to see some navy, deep forest greens, and dark purples, those type of jewel tones. But that is jut me being greedy. I can recommend this for anyone who has heavy hair and struggles to find a tie that doesn't droop or slip, also for people with sensative scalps or get headaches from updos. I can totally see how these would be amazing for curly hair and natural hair. They probably wouldn't be the best for thin hair or ppl who just dont have a lot of hair as it would be too much

The bunzee bands are perfection when it comes to styling natural hair! It’s so gentle, I’ve yet to feel it pull on my hair. I’ve been using it for about 2 weeks now purchasing it in the color brown to match & blend in with my hair perfectly. I also have not needed to tighten it over my hair- it’s still loosened to the max capacity from when you originally take it out of the packaging. Puffs/pineapples are my favorite go to style for my 4c hair & the band holds it taught with no tension at all. I’ll be buying another one for safekeeping. Update: been using it for about 2weeks now & it actually does snag on hair. However it only happens with dry hair because I noticed when I first started using the band on my hair was freshly washed/moisturized hair it slipped on/off with ease. So you must keep your hair moisturized or else it’ll tangle & snag on the band as mine has.

These hair bands work really well and I must say I’m happy to have made the purchase. I got the pack with 1 black and 1 brown and it worked out perfect as I went from black to brown hair. Just be careful when adjusting the tightness of these bands as your hair can get snagged. Also, it appears these bands are loosening a bit as I’ve been wearing them (either one) almost daily for about 2 mths now. Finally, I think they’re a little pricey, but then again no one forced me to buy them. I wanted hair ties/bands that worked well and these definitely do. I’m planning to purchase more.

This is a really great alternative to other bands. It is very comfortable, But it also hurts your head if you wear a long time Maybe it's because I have a large head.🤷‍♀️

As a parent, finding the right hair ties for my 12-year-old daughter, especially with her thick, curly hair, has always been a bit of a challenge. She's incredibly active, always bouncing from school to volleyball practice, and everything we've tried so far either breaks, slips, or pulls too tightly, causing her discomfort. Plus, she's at that age where style is just as important as function. Recently, we discovered these hair ties, and they've been a game-changer. They're durable enough to withstand her most intense volleyball matches without snapping. The design is perfect for her curly hair, holding everything in place without pulling or tangling, which is crucial for preventing breakage and maintaining the health of her hair. What really sealed the deal for us was finding them in her team colors, black and green. She was thrilled that they matched her jersey, making her feel more coordinated and confident on the court. It's a small detail, but it makes a big difference to her. These hair ties are not only practical, with their strong grip and comfort, but also hit that sweet spot of being trendy enough for a 12-year-old who’s starting to take her personal style seriously. It's been a relief to finally find something that works so well for her active lifestyle and unique hair needs.

It’s worth the money. Adjustability for curly big hair. Soft on the curls. Hold is right on for tightness. Size is amazing for curls. Stretchiness was just right.

Bandeau exceptionnel pour les cheveux crépus. Je recommande absolument. Ça permet de choisir à quel niveau que l'on souhaite serrer notre chou.

Love it

Great product. Works as described - no pulling on the head and no pain. I purchased three more.

I'm amazed by how tough these bands are. I have a whole head of dreads that I tie up for work and am constantly snapping elastic hair bands. These stretch well and haven't over-stretched or torn when I've pulled the ends through the little pearl that secures them. Holds solid all day and looks really pretty :) Thanks maker and seller!

Il y a des instructions très précises à suivre pour ne pas se faire mal. Mais le matériel en lui même s'accroche naturellement au cheveux c'est presque inévitable donc pour le prix, autant trouver une ficelle en soie.