Hair Ties
Hair Ties
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Hair Ties
Hair Ties
Wide handmade hair tie for dreadlocks and thick hair
A sturdy 3 cm-wide tie that holds a full hairstyle securely without creating a tight pressure point. The smooth outer fabric helps reduce snagging when the tie is put on or removed.
- Approx. width: 3 cm
- Approx. circumference: 42 cm
- Approx. diameter: 21 cm
- Suitable for natural dreadlocks, synthetic dreadlocks and very thick hair
Product details
Details, use & care.
A dreadlock hair tie that genuinely holds
Thin elastic bands can compress dreadlocks into a narrow point or pull loose hair during removal. This wide handmade tie spreads the pressure across a larger area, holding your hairstyle securely while staying gentler on the hair.
Strong inside, smooth outside
A firm elastic core supports even a heavy dreadlock updo. The outer layer is made from smooth stretch fabric similar to swimwear fabric, so it glides over the hair more easily than rough woven materials.
Made for everyday styling
Use it for a high ponytail, bun, half-up style or a quick tie-back during work, sport or a festival. It is designed for:
- natural dreadlocks
- synthetic dreadlocks
- very thick hair
- large ponytails and buns
- quick, secure everyday styling
Key details
- Approx. 3 cm wide
- Approx. 42 cm circumference / 21 cm diameter
- Firm elastic core
- Smooth stretch-fabric outer layer
- Helps avoid sharp pressure and narrow compression points in dreadlocks
Care
Hand-wash gently in lukewarm water and allow to air-dry. The smooth outer fabric dries quickly and is easy to maintain.
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