Running: Truth be told, I was the most skeptical about using this for running. However, when I wore the Invisibobble, not only did I never have to fix my hair during class, but my ponytail was basically identical to when I had started class. Yoga class: While yoga can be a pretty tame cardio workout, I can always count on having to fix my hair once or twice after too many downward dogs. With that being said, I decided to leave the Invisibobble in my gym bag for a month, to see if it could hold up to both everyday wear in the office and at the gym. I’m a workout fanatic, so you can always find me trying out the latest fitness trend or signing up for a strange boutique workout class. The stretchy material of the Invisibobble makes it easy to fit over any bun or ponytail, no matter how thick the hair is. However, the company claims that the smooth design of the spirals will ensure that your hair won’t go anywhere while it’s tied up, and won’t come out of your scalp when you take it out. The spiral design doesn’t make it the most chic looking hair accessory, as it gives off vibes of an old phone cord or one of those keyrings your mom used in the 90s. The most unique part about the Invisibobble is its look. At this point in my life, I thought that to wear a ponytail, you must also accept that when you take it out at the end of the day you’re going to be taking out some hair along with it. As someone who has had more than their fair share of hair ripped out by tight elastics, bobby pins and scrunchies, I was highly intrigued by these claims. It also promises that it will treat your scalp kindly, so when you take it out, you won’t remove a small clump of hair along with it. The Invisibobble is a hair elastic that promises to keep your hair securely up in a ponytail or bun, without leaving a bump in your hair after you take it out. So when I started seeing funky looking elastics in girl’s hair at the gym and started hearing about the "magical" Invisibobble that will solve all your problems for $7, I knew I had to give it a try. It needs to pass the Goldilocks test of not too loose that it makes my ponytail slip and not too tight that I look like I just I just got an eye lift. However, I’m wildly particular about what sort of elastic goes in my hair. As a lifelong athlete and avid runner, I am always trying to get my hair out of my face. Hence, I am constantly on the prowl for the perfect hair elastic. It has truly been the one constant in every stage of my life, and when I’m not wearing one, I look (and sometimes feel) like a different person. I’ve been rocking a ponytail longer than she’s been selling out arenas and it’s gotten to the point where it actually looks weird when I’m not wearing one.
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