Collection: Scrunchies & Hair Ties

Choose the shape for your style

Start with the finish you want. A simple hair tie works well when you want the focus on a ponytail or bun, while a scrunchie adds a visible fabric detail. For a smaller accent, try a skinny style; for a more noticeable touch, look at a wider or layered shape. Exact measurements are on each product page, so compare them before choosing.

Think about where you plan to wear it. A plain ponytail can take a decorative accent, while a patterned or beaded piece can add interest to a simple outfit. Braided Elastic Hair Ties in a Jar suit a straightforward, everyday look; the Candy Square Skinny Scrunchie Hair Tie gives a ponytail a more distinct shape. Choose details that complement your clothes rather than competing with them.

Ways to wear scrunchies and hair ties

For a ponytail, gather your hair at the height you want and smooth the sides with your hands or a brush. Wrap the hair tie around the gathered hair, adjusting it to a comfortable tension. With a scrunchie, arrange the fabric evenly so it sits where you want it. Pull out a few face-framing pieces if you want a softer finish.

To make a bun, gather your hair into a ponytail, twist the length around its base, and wrap the tie around the bun. A fabric scrunchie can add a visible accent at the base; a decorative hair tie can dress up a lower ponytail. The Satin Scrunchie with Faux Pearl pairs well with a simple outfit when you want one small detail, while the Acetate Bow Hair Tie can add a more defined accent.

You can also wear a scrunchie around your wrist between styles, then move it into your hair when you need it. Before heading out, check that any bow or bead is facing the direction you want and that the gathered hair feels comfortable.

Materials and simple care

The collection uses fabric, satin, acrylic, acetate, and resin, with details such as bows, floral prints, and beads. Choose a material and finish that suit the look you have in mind: satin or fabric can bring a softer visual texture, while a bead or bow creates a more noticeable focal point. Product names and pages can help you compare the details before deciding.

Handle decorative pieces by the band rather than tugging on a bow or bead. When removing a tie, unwind it gently instead of pulling it through your hair. Keep accessories together in a pouch or drawer so they are easy to find and less likely to catch on other items. For care, follow any product-specific instructions on the item page and avoid rough handling.