Rubber Bands & Hair Bands

Hair Rubber Bands and Hair Bands

Rubber bands, elastic bands and bobbles for ponytails, braids, twists and children's styles, in black, clear and bright colours.

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Common questions

Do rubber bands damage hair? They can if they are too tight or pulled out roughly. Do not wind them tighter than you need.

How do I take rubber bands out? Add a drop of oil to the band and unwind it gently, or snip it carefully. Do not pull it straight off.

Which bands are best for children's hair? Soft bobbles or small bands used loosely. Take them out at bedtime.

See also hair beads, kids hair accessories and hair clips and claws.

Order online for UK delivery, or visit CC Hair & Beauty in Chapeltown, Roundhay or Leeds City Centre.

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Rubber Bands & Hair Bands FAQs

What is the difference between rubber bands and a wig grip band?
Rubber bands and elastic bands are used to tie off sections of hair such as ponytails and braids, while a wig grip elastic band is designed to sit around the head to help hold a wig securely in place.
How many bands come in a pack?
Pack sizes vary between products, for example some are sold in packs of 36, 125, 250 or 500, so check the individual product page for the exact count.
Will rubber bands damage my hair?
Any elastic band pulled too tightly or left in for a long time can cause breakage, so it helps to avoid snagging the hair and to remove bands gently.
Can I reuse rubber bands?
This depends on the condition of the band, as elastic can stretch or perish with repeated use, so check the product page or packaging for any guidance.
Are black and crystal elastic bands used differently?
Black bands tend to be chosen so they blend in with darker hair, while crystal or clear bands are often picked to be less visible against lighter hair or for a more discreet finish, but either can generally be used for ponytails or braids.