Hair Ties
dareacceptor
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Anyone out there (ladies or gents) that tie their hair back for a workout and the holder doesn't hold up to a workout?
I'm much harder on hair ties in a workout versus a regular day as I'm tugging my hair band to pull it tight after slipping, or rearranging my ponytail to accommodate a certain exercise, or trying to capture all those stray hairs in the tie again. It's happened twice that the band snaps on me and I'm left with a straight piece of elastic.
I know I could be gentler, or leave my hair down, or cut it short enough that it won't fit in a tie anyway. Assuming I've considered and discarded those ideas, do you have suggestions for me? Perhaps a specific type of hair tie that you find effective? Other ways to tie up your hair?
I was going to title this "hair bands" and thought that might lead to the wrong kind of advice.
I'm much harder on hair ties in a workout versus a regular day as I'm tugging my hair band to pull it tight after slipping, or rearranging my ponytail to accommodate a certain exercise, or trying to capture all those stray hairs in the tie again. It's happened twice that the band snaps on me and I'm left with a straight piece of elastic.
I know I could be gentler, or leave my hair down, or cut it short enough that it won't fit in a tie anyway. Assuming I've considered and discarded those ideas, do you have suggestions for me? Perhaps a specific type of hair tie that you find effective? Other ways to tie up your hair?
I was going to title this "hair bands" and thought that might lead to the wrong kind of advice.
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Well, this is a First World Problem if ever there was one.
Can't you just bring a few back-up bands with you? At $3 for twenty of them, you can't really expect them to last very long.0 -
I have short hair (for now, I'm growing it out..I think..) but I've seen the "no slip" rubber bands. They kind of have ridges on them. Have you tried those?0
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Scunci No-slip Grip Evolution Jelly Ponytailers <--- I have really thick straigh hair and these don't slip or break at all.
Under 2 dollars at walgreens.
http://www.amazon.com/Scunci-No-slip-Evolution-Ponytailers-14-Count/dp/B003DKU3CY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1374016984&sr=8-1&keywords=no+slip+grip0 -
i just put in 2 at a time, one's bound to hold up....0
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I do an XL goody elastic around the ponytail and then bun it with either spin pins or claw clips. Wetting the ponytail while bunning helps it hold even tighter. My hair will not stay in a ponytail by itself, its too heavy.0
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Anyone out there (ladies or gents) that tie their hair back for a workout and the holder doesn't hold up to a workout?
I'm much harder on hair ties in a workout versus a regular day as I'm tugging my hair band to pull it tight after slipping, or rearranging my ponytail to accommodate a certain exercise, or trying to capture all those stray hairs in the tie again. It's happened twice that the band snaps on me and I'm left with a straight piece of elastic.
I know I could be gentler, or leave my hair down, or cut it short enough that it won't fit in a tie anyway. Assuming I've considered and discarded those ideas, do you have suggestions for me? Perhaps a specific type of hair tie that you find effective? Other ways to tie up your hair?
I was going to title this "hair bands" and thought that might lead to the wrong kind of advice.
I stick an alice headband on, it keeps the hair out of my eyes.
However, I can't see how long your hair is in your avatar there, if it is long, what about plaiting it?0 -
Agreed, the Scunci No-slip Grip Evolution Jelly Ponytailers are awesome!
I have fine slippery hair, ponytail holders always slip. These do NOT slip at all.0 -
Scunci No-slip Grip Evolution Jelly Ponytailers <--- I have really thick straigh hair and these don't slip or break at all.
Under 2 dollars at walgreens.
http://www.amazon.com/Scunci-No-slip-Evolution-Ponytailers-14-Count/dp/B003DKU3CY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1374016984&sr=8-1&keywords=no+slip+grip
I have super thick hair and hair ties were too loose wrapped around twice but didn't stretch enough to be wrapped around the third time. And then I found these. LOVE them! I use one tie over and over again until it breaks, then I get out another one. I think I have gone through a total of five ties in one year. I really like the way they feel too! Hurray for walmart ( that's where I got mine!)0 -
I hate those silicone jelly ponytail holders. They stick to my hair really bad and are next to impossible to get out of a ponytail. I can get away with using them on the end of a braid.0
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industrial strength rubber bands, in bulk.0
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I either use a bandana to hold my hear back and keeps sweat out of my eyes with a pony tail or use an octopus hair clip with a head band0
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Braid your hair. French braid works best for me.0
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I do an XL goody elastic around the ponytail and then bun it with either spin pins or claw clips. Wetting the ponytail while bunning helps it hold even tighter. My hair will not stay in a ponytail by itself, its too heavy.
I do this too! I have hair down to my lower back.0 -
I do this too! I have hair down to my lower back.0
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