The dreaded scrunchie 👍👎

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Abbie W.

Jul 18, 2013

Abbie W.

So I got a scrunchie the other day and I really like wearing it when I'm lazing around the house. Should scrunchies be left in the 90's or do you think that they could be making a comeback with the likes of Cara Delivingne and Cressida Bonas sporting them recently?

Amber R.

Jul 18, 2013

Amber R.

I think your hair looks really good. Be brave and wear it outside the house!

Zeema V.

Jul 18, 2013

Zeema V.

I don't think so lol. At least for me I don't think I could ever go out in a scrunchie. But you make it look cute!

Dorothea S.

Jul 18, 2013

Dorothea S.

I like scrunchies. And I feel like it works well if you have long thick hair. I don't think it'd work as well with shorter hair

Rachel H.

Jul 18, 2013

Rachel H.

I may personally style it a bit differently, but in general scrunchies really are better on your hair due to a lesser amount of tension versus traditional hair ties. I say go for it, haters are going to hate anyway!

Alexandra G.

Jul 19, 2013

Alexandra G.

I use satin scrunchies they look pretty 😊 they are also not damaging like regular hair ties

Alexandra G.

Jul 19, 2013

Alexandra G.

By the way it looks cute on you 😊

Natalie T.

Jul 19, 2013

Natalie T.

I always use scrunchies!
I rarely wear my hair up outside of the house, but I always have one on my wrist if its not in my hair!

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