can you tie your hair up with these bands? are they anything like the scunci revolution no slip grip silicone hair ties?
906664
No - you can't use these loom bands to hold a pony tail for hair. These are made for the bracelets that kids are giving to one another in school as friendship bracelets. Hope this information helps!
906665
Not exactly. If you're thinking tiny braids or small amounts of hair, yes, but to make ponytails I think theyre too small. The diameter is about a centimeter and a bit more. So not super big. They will snap if you pull them to hard, or they get stretched too much. They are mostly made for making bracelets, and not much more than that.
331432
Hi, MittI do not have the bands. They were a gift for my girlfriend. I can ask her. I reckon one way is to tie a knot in them. Watching the P90X videos, they do two things: stand farther away if you have the band attached to a doorway, etc., or if standing on the band to do curls, etc., adjust the amount of the loop on the floor under your foot. Someone said that you can pull the band through the handle and there is a round thing in the handle that will hold it. This does not quite make sense to me. As I recall, there is a thing in the end of the rubber band that holds it in place. I am so sorry that I do not have more info for you, Mitt.ron Hi, MittI do not have the bands. They were a gift for my girlfriend. I can ask her. I reckon one way is to tie a knot in them. Watching the P90X videos, they do two things: stand farther away if you have the band attached to a doorway, etc., or if standing on the band to do curls, etc., adjust the amount of the loop on the floor under your foot. Someone said that you can pull the band through the handle and there is a round thing in the handle that will hold it. This does not quite make sense to me. As I recall, there is a thing in the end of the rubber band that holds it in place. I... » Read More Hi, MittI do not have the bands. They were a gift for my girlfriend. I can ask her. I reckon one way is to tie a knot in them. Watching the P90X videos, they do two things: stand farther away if you have the band attached to a doorway, etc., or if standing on the band to do curls, etc., adjust the amount of the loop on the floor under your foot. Someone said that you can pull the band through the handle and there is a round thing in the handle that will hold it. This does not quite make sense to me. As I recall, there is a thing in the end of the rubber band that holds it in place. I am so sorry that I do not have more info for you, Mitt.ron « Show Less
44899
I don't see why not. They are a little less strechy than the traditional type, and hold my hair a bit more loosely. It is easier to pull them back out without ripping out hair in the process. I think they look better and are more visible in your hair as well. Good Luck.
654382
nope - just like shoelaces... you can tie a simple knot and they stay snug...
906248
They are a sturdy elastic. The novelty with these hair ties is that they are less likely to break hairstrands so it limits the split ends. I've been using this type of hair tie for over a year. They would be fine in thick course hair. You can easily wear on yr wrist - lots of elastic but very sturdy. I love these - just wasn't fond of the colors... hairdressers sell them for $10.00 for like 8 of them
935429
Yes we DO! Check out our listing - Just Amazon search - 10 Elastic HEADBANDS U PICK All COLORS No crease Knotted Ouchless headband or hair ties by Kenz Laurenz
1195236
Yes, they come with clips that are very good and easy to use. My hair is very thick and the clips hold well.
1757454
I don't think they would work very well for your hair. They are smaller and that's why I ordered them - because I have very thin hair and they were small enough to hold my hair well. They are smaller and tight. :-/
847492
Yes. But if you only take about 1" peice of your hair at a time and make sure your hair is free of knots then your hair shouldn't get tangled.
1578602
I actually didn't buy the bands. I bought the package of little metal clasps by WoCase, for the wristbands. I can tell you that those clasps work just fine with the Fitbit bands. I like the many colors. I'd love to order the colored bands, but the colors I want are only offered in size Large. I need the Small.
2096934
They do have the white plastic little circles on the ends, but I have never had in any problems with them getting tangled in my hair. Also the white plastics circles don't come out on the ones that I have. Hoped this helped.
1160945
Not at all, you will love these. I do reccomend using a med size amount of hair per roller because the clips do not hold supper tight if there is a lot of hair on the roller. I have really thick hair and found that it works better if I don't put a lot on each roller.
1410039
Absolutely. The best thing is that they are never going to tangle up on the hair. It's not a pain to put back on. Takes a second to do it because it just slides right over the hair wet or dry. Best purchase EVER!
181234
I am honestly not sure, but I don't think they will be very useful for that purpose. The reason I say this is because I do not know how you will manage to get the clip itself to stay in place. I sewed them unto a track, and clipped the track into my hair.
2106185
I don't know. My girls use them to weave headbands on their fingers. Similar to a rainbow loom bracelet but for a headband.
2170245
My hair is very thick, so I can't say. They stay in great for me. The good thing is this has both clips and clamps so you will be able to see which works best. The heat hasn't been an issue for my hands but I have had it be too hot on my scalp. I just re-roll and adjust.
1757455
No these clips are not really good for thick, long, or curly hair. There small clips and really only work well on shorter, thinner hair...