to your lacklustre pony with the help of this neatly crocheted rainbow scrunchie. Slip has long been making a convincing case for silk scrunchies and this delightful set of springtime hair ties is ...

If you have damaged, fine, or processed hair, I suggest a scrunchie. And bungee or snap-style ties are great for natural texture, braids, locs, or for those who want to adjust the tension of their ...

That's because satin hair scrunchies are known to cause less friction than their elastic counterparts. An easy way to add some glam to your outfit is by pulling your hair up in a rhinestone ...

It turns out that the humble scrunchie can, in fact, be incredibly chic—just look at this perfectly preppy satin bow hair tie ... headpiece is basically a rainbow tiara, made with hand-set ...

My hair is thin, but these ties do not budge or dent, and I love that I don’t have to wrap them around my ponytail a thousand times. Though they aren’t as pretty as scrunchies, they’re very ...

Get your hair out of your face, while it dries without dents when you use one of these towel scrunchies. There are a few solid colors and prints to choose from. These come in sets of two.

Whether making a complicated updo or a simple ponytail, using a rough scrunchie can damage the hair follicles and apply pressure on the scalp. You need something soft that helps keep hair ...

Revson, a singer, songwriter and voice teacher who died Sept. 7, invented the scrunchie (the hair tie with ruffly, ruched fabric sewn around it that was originally called a “scunci”) in 1986 ...