Never Lose an Elastic Hairband Again

June 4, 2009

Forever 21's claim to fame is its astonishingly low-cost trendy fashions. Since I can't handle shopping at the store (it's too overwhelming), I get my affordable trend fix online, where I came across this Fab Hairband Elastic Ball ($3.50), available in three color schemes.

Perhaps you've kept your rubber bands and/or elastic bands stored in a similar ball-like fashion before, and these these cleverly collected elastic bands ensure that you'll never be digging in your bag again. It's refreshing to see a company screw the excessive packaging, offering up a more eco-friendly, and admittedly cute, alternative.

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18 Comments

SakuraPurinsesu 3 years 50 weeks

I guess I'm the only one who puts hairbands on the bathroom door handle/knob. I never lose them.

animus 3 years 50 weeks

Good idea! At times I spend SO long searching for mine it drives me mental lol

TidalWave 3 years 50 weeks

OR lose them all at once!

TidalWave 3 years 50 weeks

OR lose them all at once!

emalove 3 years 50 weeks

Oh neat, thanks, Jessiebanana!

ckeller825 3 years 50 weeks

this looks like something kids could easily steal by taking a couple off the ball. debbie downer here! lol

Merlin713 3 years 50 weeks

I'd never use the ones on the outside because they'd be too stretched out for my hair...

Leila07 3 years 50 weeks

I use a little metal key fob, not unlike the plastic ring that scrunci uses. Got that idea from the dollar store elastics.

Giorgioiscute 3 years 50 weeks

I am just wondering if they pay someone to put them together like that or if they invested in a machine to do that for them. Thinking there is some poor person that has a job doing this ;)

laurelm 3 years 50 weeks

love this!

laurelm 3 years 50 weeks

love this!

juliarose23 3 years 50 weeks

that is so awesome! but yeah i think there is a probably a way you could so that on your own...

Swangeese 3 years 50 weeks

I just save and use the cardboard the elastics were originally on. If that tears or gets too worn to use, it's not difficult to find a scrap piece of cardboard or plastic to use in its place.

Swangeese 3 years 50 weeks

I just save and use the cardboard the elastics were originally on. If that tears or gets too worn to use, it's not difficult to find a scrap piece of cardboard or plastic to use in its place.