No more knots or slipping buns.
The type of hair you have greatly informs what you need in a hair tie, but there are a few things that everyone should look out for when purchasing a hair tie. Generally, you want to opt for a thicker band over a thin one; this can help to prevent breakage as thick bands cover more of your hair's surface area instead of pinching tightly on one point. Also opt for materials that have a slight grip to them—this can mean silicone, microfiber, or any lightly textured material.
If you have fine hair, slippage may be a primary concern, so the grippier the band, the better. If your hair tends to slip out of hair ties, make sure that the one you choose is thick, and choose something super grippy, like a band with a silicone coating. If you have or hair that tangles easily, look for something a bit softer, like a microfiber or cloth scrunchie. These will still hold your hair in place without causing knots or tearing it out.To find the best options among the many hair ties on the market, we looked at expert-tested reviews from trusted sources as well as consulting reviews written by people who have bought these hair ties and bands.
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