Elastic Hair Bands

Hello - I wear my hair permanently (due to work) with rubber bands for hair and just learned that they can help brakage hair. I already have enough damage to hair and want to reduce the impact.

Would it be better to exchange plastic combs and / or videos? Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you:)

Yes, it could help as long as you do not have too much hair clip in and cause a rupture in this way.

Just change the way you put up your hair should also help because the hair repeatedly stressing the same article so it weakens.

Here are some how-to articles for other updos:
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Messy-Bun
http://www.ehow.com/how_17117_make-moder ...
http://www.ehow.com/how_17117_make-moder ...

Or you can braid your hair, twisted into a bun and secure hairpins w /.

you need to toggle between bands and clips. clips can cause significant damage and because it derives from son from all angles and clamping is equally injurious. , and they are usually oddly shaped forms that go against your head. One of my friends used videos every day and they have a bald spot where she created the clip. when using rubber bands, tissues or use them without the metal piece that connects together. Target and Walmart have mark Goody. im a female type ponytail and I am using only good bands, without putting them on .... too tight or try Chinese sticks. success

You can buy rubber bands that do not cause damage in most stores ... I do not like the plastic clips with the teeth they scare me ... Once a girl fainted with one in his head and cut his head open as 30 points later ......

You'll still need to be careful with plastic combs, and / or clips, but they are not automatically the way some elastic damage tend to do so.

I spent what I consider normal way too much importance to a hair clip last month, but it is solid and does not pinch my hair and he has not pulled out yet (I do not always need be careful). The clips are great Ficcare nearly $ 40. I think the smaller ones are $ 2 / 20 or more. They are an "investment". :-)