Hair dents not only make your hair unappealing when you let your hair down. They’re also a sign that your hair ties are too tight and they’re causing damage to your strands. As the name suggests, creaseless hair ties prevent this from happening. Here’s what you need to know about them. 

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What Are Crease-Free Hair Ties?

Crease-free hair ties are designed to hold your hair without leaving dents or marks. They’re made of softer, stretchable materials like spiral plastic, fabric, or coiled designs that distribute pressure more evenly. They don’t pull on your hair which means they’re way more comfortable than regular hair ties. They’re great if you’re always tying up your hair. They come in different shapes and styles.

Why Choose Them?

If regular hair ties are leaving dents in your hair, causing breakage, or stretching out too fast, crease-free hair ties are perfect for you. Here’s why they’re worth switching to:

1) No More Hair Dents

It’s so frustrating when you have somewhere to be, and you want to wear your hair down, but you tied it up for too long, and now you’re left with an annoying dent that’s going to totally ruin your look. Your only options are to either wash your hair or straighten it—not exactly time-efficient solutions. Creaseless hair ties prevent this because they don’t put too much pressure on one spot.

2) Less Hair Breakage and More Comfort

Traditional hair ties tend to grip hair too tightly, and over time, that constant pulling weakens your strands. What does this mean for you? Breakage and split ends. Crease-free hair ties are gentler because they don’t yank on your hair as much. Plus, they’re way more comfortable. You won’t have to deal with headaches or tugging from tight hairstyles. 

3) They Don’t Stretch Out Easily

Regular hair ties lose their elasticity fast. After a few uses, they’re either too loose to hold your hair or stretched out beyond use. Crease-free hair ties, especially spiral or fabric ones, hold their shape much longer.

4) They Work for All Hair Types

These hair ties are universal and work for all hair types. They have a strong hold, a good stretch, and they do all of this while causing minimal damage. That said, like any hair tie, creaseless ones can still cause some damage due to the pulling that happens when putting your hair up. The best no-damage hairstyle is always leaving your hair down or using claw clips (we love those!).

How Do You Know If the Hair Tie Is Creaseless?

You can tell if a hair tie is truly creaseless by looking at the material and how it holds your hair. Creaseless hair ties are usually made from soft, stretchy materials like spiral plastic, fabric, or coiled designs.  Another sign is comfort. If your hair tie isn’t pulling or causing headaches, it’s likely a good creaseless option. Also, most creaseless hair tie brands will market them as “creaseless”.

Tips for Using Crease-Free Hair Ties

• Avoid tying your hair too tightly.

• Rotate between different types to prevent stress on the same hair strands.

• Wash your hair ties regularly to remove oil and dirt buildup.

• Use silk scrunchies or soft hair ties when sleeping to protect your hair overnight.

Final Thoughts

Crease-free hair ties are a game changer if you're tired of dealing with ponytail dents, breakage, or discomfort. They work for all hair types: thick, curly, fine, or treated hair.

If you need a hair tie that actually holds your hair without slipping, pulling, or breaking, check out Burlybands. Designed for strong, all-day hold without damage, they’re perfect for thick and heavy hair. Shop with us today.