Make sure that band sits right at the base of the first ponytail, so it’s right next to your head to give you that nice lift and projection. “Then, that hair around the edge is loose enough to ...

tying it up in tight buns and ponytails can sometimes be painful. Plus, a hair tie can't tame those frizzy baby hairs when you need it to most. The Turbie Band will push all of that out of your ...

If you have fine hair, use two thick fabric bands to secure your own hair first, then attach the clip-in ponytail. (The more hair the clip can anchor to, the better it will hold.) Wash is ...

We’ve all been there: trying to achieve that perfect ponytail, complete with high volume and not a strand of hair out of place. I have even carved out extra time during the getting ready process ...

Start by taking two sections of hair from either side of your head near your temples. Twist each section towards the back of ...

Secure your hair at the ends with the elastic band and voila ... you reach the nape of your neck (or wherever you want your ...

or a low ponytail if you want a sleeker look. Take another hair band and tie it a couple of inches further down your ponytail. Then using your fingers, tease the space between the first hairband ...