Lurrose6Pcs Unisex Wavy Headband Metal Men Hair Band Elastic Non Slip Hair Hoop Sports Fashion Headwear for Women Menf

I use this when I’m in the gym or when I’m washing my face. Just need to adjust some of the headbands. Some are just a bit tight for me. Other than that, they’re pretty cool. Serves its purpose.

The media could not be loaded. Those are okay. I’m surprised they are made of metal instead of plastic, which means they are probably more sturdy but more flexible/springy. But here lies the problem too - it’s too flexible. I bought this for my partner and more often than not, it takes multiple tries to make sure it’s tight enough and does not spring off. In the picture, you can see how it can get very loose very easily. The upside of this is comfort but the downside is the security of this. But overall, he prefers this to the plastic ones because of comfort.

I have about shoulder-length hair. It’s long enough for SOME to fit in a ponytail, but not the sides, which would always get in my face. I got these to help and they are perfect. They are far more discreet than regular headbands, don’t hurt my head, don’t squeeze too hard, but hold my hair back securely. I have very thick hair, so it’s easy for it to stay in place. Not sure how they’d be with fine hair.

I go through a lot of headbands and I love the ones with the multiple teeth or wave patterns. Unfortunately most headbands are made of plastic and break easily at the stresspoints from pulling them off and on and from sleeping in them, so I’ve spent quite a bit on them through the years. Thought I’d check out these metal ones and see how they feel. The bands are definitely sturdy and will last a lot longer than the breakable plastic ones but they don’t grab as well. Also after wearing all day with headset, it tends to get tender around the ears. Since they are so inexpensive, they really don’t hold the hair in as well and they slip off your head all the time. They are a bit on the BIG side so it would be great for gals with SUPER THICK hair but, sadly, that’s not the case with my hair anymore...

Some bands are great. Make my hair look styled just be slipping the band on and are comfortable. Couple of them are not comfortable or don't fit right but there is enough variety among the bands. It is good value for money.

Like the title says, I’ve let my hair grow. It’s getting long, and was looking mullet-esque. These have given me a way to quickly style my hair with little to no product necessary. Eventually I will need to shape up my hair, but for now it’s fine.The various shapes, be it zigzag or spiral, loose or tight, will all have an affect on the shape of your hair. Give them all a shot. This has given me an indication of how I will look in a several months when my hair is long enough for a man bun or ponytail.The all black and wire nature of it means it doesn’t stick out much against my brown hair. I already felt odd about wearing a headband as a man for “ReAsOnS”, so having a nondescript headband made this step actually less fear inducing for me. Now I actually like them and think it looks cool. It gives me confidence too. It’s not as uniform as the standard “longer on top” haircut men get these days, and I’ve incorporated that into my style. If you’re thinking about making the plunge like I was, this is a great first step.

Great metal hairbands that I use to keep my hair out of my face when doing skin care and exercises. My hair goes down to my ears and it helps immensely. One issue is that they can easily become loose and deformed if not kept properly.

I love these hair loops ! I haven't been able to get my short hair style shaped & trimmed since 2/20 because of COVID-19. My short "poof" is now a ridiculous "shag" ! These loops keep my hair out of my eyes & look very nice, and they are comfortable enough for me to wear all day.