Life is not perfect but your hair can be! Whether it’s a sleek up do, a high ponytail or a last-minute messy bun, you can magically transform your hairstyle by simply using rubber bands.
Identify your hair texture
Do you have an extra hair tie that I may borrow? This is a question that you often get to hear specially in summers. You might be surprised to learn that different hair ties are available to suit different hair types and textures. Whether your hair condition is defined by big round curls, straight hair or beachy waves, there a number of rubbers band types that can make your hair stand out!
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Thick hair rubber bands
Also known as a hair ring, the plastic hair tie is a spiral shaped elastic band that is designed to suit the needs of thick haired people. It offers a strong hold and its unique shape avoids kinks and hair breakage -
Thin hair rubber bands
Rubber bands designed for weak or fragile hair that lack volume are usually made of silk. These silk bands are naturally smooth in texture as a result of which they cause fewer split ends and don’t allow pulling on loose hair strands -
Curly or wavy rubber bands
These uniquely looking hair ties are actually ponytail ■■■■ bands that allow to hold curly or wavy hair in their place without excessive tugging or pulling. On both the ends of the elastic band, hooks are attached to support different hairstyles that help to naturally flaunt curly hair -
Chemically straightened hair
Hair that has undergone relaxing or straightening treatments must be taken care of even when tied up. In order to avoid kinks or dents in hair and to keep them ■■■■ straight, try on velvet hair scrunchies -
Braided rubber bands
To sport two or more braids and be the talk of the town, all you need to do is buy a bunch of transparent hair ties that are extremely stretchable. These hair ties are usually small in size but their elastic nature makes braiding super easy -
Work-out hair bands
Glow on hair ties with reflectors are the new thing in. Now you don’t have to worry about you night workouts if you have invested in these hair ties, specially designed to be super stretchy and have a strong hold -
Going-out bands
Whether it’s a fancy date, or a night out with your friends, you can make you hairstyles look chic and classy by adding rubber bands with a metal clip. As these rubber band clips come in different shapes, colors and sizes, they not only add an extra oomph to your look but also keep your hair secure for hours -
Sleeping bands
Silk scrunchies are perfect for putting up your hair while you sleep! They are light-weight, comfortable to use and keep your hair in place even if your twist and turn all night
Trendy rubber band hairstyles that will surely bring out your inner diva!
Whether you are looking to add volume in your hair or want to add a glamorous touch by accessorizing it differently, these rubber band hairstyles will immediately attract attention and turn heads wherever you go!
To look seriously stylish, get inspiration from the following hairstyles:
a. Rubber band hairstyles for short hair
Give an edgy look to your short hair and go for box braids. As you keep the rest of the hair loose, you will end up with a feminine yet a very unique hairstyle.
You can also create mini bubbly pony tails to give a retro look. By adding colorful rubber bands or stylish clips, you can give a twist to your hair, creating a fuller appearance.
b. Rubber band hairstyles for long hair
A super high hairstyle looks really stylish and glamorous. By working on the top layer, you can start by gathering all your hair in a high ponytail. For a sleeker finish you can set your ponytail with a hairspray.
For a or wavy look, the straight ponytail hair-do can easily be curled with a curling rod to add more volume.
You can also go with a half tie up knot by securing half of your hair with a rubber band creating a messy, casual hairstyle that looks playful and effortless. All you need to do is part your hair into two sections and secure the top section in the form of a knot while keeping the other section loose.
c. Rubber band hairstyles for medium length hair
Nothing can go wrong with rubber band cornrows. For you to become the star of the show, you have to divide the hair in to multiple neat sections and tightly style cornrows using small elastic rubber bands.
You can also try twisting your hair and parting them on either side to give yourself a stylish and modern look that is perfect for daytime outings.
A simple up do can lift your look as you twist your hair into a high bun. This look can bring all the attention to your face and can draw the eye to a statement jewelry piece.
FAQS:
1. Can rubber bands cause hair breakage?
Rubber bands that are specially designed for fragile or damaged hair such a silk scrunchies prevent hair from breakage. These bands avoid excessive pulling or tugging if used correctly. Avoid using tight elastic bands and keeping your hair tied overnight.
2. How do you use rubber bands on short hair
To get the maximum length in your hairstyle, apply a gel or smoothening product and gather a bunch of hair around the rubber band. You can even use rubber band in this length when your hair are slightly damp.
3. How should you make tight rubber bands loose?
To loosen your tight rubber bands, try using the end of tour tail-comb to stretch the rubber band a little. This will ensure that hair damage is not done and hairstyle is still intact.
Conclusion:
Next time you want to experiment a little, make sure to use these rubber band hairstyles. With these fun and easy up dos, unleash your creative potential and have fun creating jaw dropping looks.