HAARGUMMI GUIDE - EWALD HAIR CARE

HAIR RUBBER GUIDE

The hairstyle just won't stay in place, the hair breaks off or the hair tie just doesn't fit the styling. You can avoid all of this if you know which hair ties are best suited for which purpose.

HAIR TIE-SPIRAL / SPIRAL TIE

A perfect everyday companion is a spiral hair tie, which is equally suitable for thin and thick hair. This relatively new version of the hair tie resembles a telephone cable from the past. The plastic spiral is very stretchy and can also be worn around the wrist. It is ideal for a simple ponytail, as well as for many bun variations. A big advantage: the spiral shape is particularly gentle on the hair. You can avoid hair breakage and unsightly kinks with a spiral hair tie.

When removing the hair, you first have to test how it works best. It is important that you do not pull on the elastic band too hard or even tear it out of your hair, but rather remove it bit by bit. This of course also applies to all other types of hair elastic bands to avoid hair damage. However, it can be a bit tricky at first with spiral elastic bands. Some people swear by spiral elastic bands, others can't get on with them - if in doubt, just try it out!

SCRUNCHIE

They can also be worn simply around the wrist, but are just as suitable for a ponytail: scrunchies are fabric hair ties that have been really trendy for some time. A tight ponytail with bangs can quickly make the face look too strict, but a striking hair tie can loosen things up. These hair ties also look great when placed around a bun. The selection of designs is so varied that you can always find one to match your current style.

Festive versions with special fabrics, such as velvet, can round off an entire outfit and make even simple hairstyles look stylish. Scrunchies are more suitable for thick hair, while smaller versions also hold in thinner hair. However, if the hair is too thin and straight, the hair tie may slip over time. They fit particularly well in curls.

Since scrunchies are very soft and therefore comfortable, you can easily leave them in your hair overnight. If you don't tie them too tightly, they won't damage your hair, but they might cause slight pressure marks. Practical: worn around your wrist, you always have a hair tie to hand when you need it.

FABRIC HAIR TIES

Fabric hair ties are the classics for children and adults and for men and women alike, for shorter and longer hair. They are available in different sizes, colors and structures. Particularly plain and almost invisible in the right color, fabric hair ties are also suitable for men who want to wear a simple ponytail. Small hair ties are a good size for children.

Make sure that the fabric hair ties do not have a metal clasp. This damages the hair and can cause breakage and split ends. The versions without a clasp, where the ends are simply welded or sewn, are more advisable. The disadvantage is that the fabric ties wear out and fray over time. Very cheap, welded hair ties often tear at the weld. So it never hurts to stock up. They are suitable for all hair types and many different hairstyles.

HAIRBAND

Hairbands are also available in different designs and sizes. A headband can be used to tame large curls without having to tie the hair back. It is also a real help when applying make-up if the hair does not hang in the face.

Babies also benefit from the bands. Baby hair is so fine that no elastic band can hold it. A hair band gently holds the hair back and ensures that no hair ends up in the face.

THE RIGHT HOLD FOR EVERY HAIR

If you want to do more with your hair, even a seemingly simple hair tie can make a big difference. There is a suitable item for every hair, every occasion and every hairstyle.