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Lady Jayne Black Snagless Elastics.....
Snagless, what a total load of rubbish!!
I have natural straight & soft hair, so soft that clips slide out.
So l thought, yayyy your SNAGLESS hair bands would be good.... Ohhhhhh how l was SOOOOOO WRONG!!
They are the only bands l have used that actually GET SNAGGED & need SCISSORS to get them out!!!!!.🤬🤬🤬🤬
I purchased a Salon Pro Rechargeable Straightening Brush just over 3 months ago & it is useless! I have fine straight hair that kinks, & it couldn't even straighten this, even on the highest setting. Leaves hair frizzy with kinks & looking the way it did before you started. A poor design, with the button used to increase or decrease the heat located where your thumb is, so it is easy to accidently change the setting as you use it. A big waste of money....I will continue to use my hair straightener!
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