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Invisibobble?

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CherryMum45 · Today 21:50

I’m posting here for traffic. I have thick curly hair but I straighten it most of the time. I need to put it up in a ponytail for work. Are invisibobble's any good? I’ve been looking at them but they're a bit pricey so I’m not sure if they are worth it or not.

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gotothepromwiththedogs · Today 21:51

Depends how thick, long and curly. Mine is very thick, long to my bum and really curly. I need atleast two

BandyUrnham · Today 21:53

They're not.

Chocolattecoffeecuppaa · Today 21:54

Good for what? As something to hold a ponytail they're fine and I only use them, not fabric ones, but I don't know whether they work in not leaving a kink, if that's what lite asking.

ArtesianWater · Today 21:55

I have thick straight hair and think they are very good, but I also need two at once. You don't need to pay for the Invisibobble brand, though. You can get exactly the same thing in anywhere like Superdrug or on Amazon for a fraction of the price.

ArtesianWater · Today 21:55

Chocolattecoffeecuppaa · Today 21:54

Good for what? As something to hold a ponytail they're fine and I only use them, not fabric ones, but I don't know whether they work in not leaving a kink, if that's what lite asking.

I think they work at not leaving a kink in your hair.

EntirelyUnnecessary · Today 22:16

I like them - I find them more gentle on my hair than other bobbles

AzureLurker · Today 22:48

Home bargains have a few branded ones so you can find out on the cheap. They currently also have a 'Strong' invisibobble.

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