Hair Ties - no elastics, just rubber and cotton
With the significant increase in the plastic-free movement, we are moving beyond coffee cups and straws and into the bathroom, where everything from loofahs to natural shampoo is becoming more sustainable. Hair ties are no different.
We stock two brands of eco-friendly hair ties made from similar materials, with a few small differences. Both brands are 100% biodegradable, packaged plastic-free and use natural rubber for stretch instead of synthetic elastic. Both are covered with organic cotton.
Kooshoo and Green Essentials Hair Ties
Kooshoo hair ties come in two different styles. One is flat and fashionable, while the other is round and thinner. Green Essentials hair ties are narrower than the original flat Kooshoo style.
Kooshoo hair ties feature a distinctive join and are sized to sit comfortably around the wrist for most people, making them easy to keep nearby until you need to quickly tie your hair into a ponytail.
If you love bright colours and the idea of wearing your hair ties around your wrist as a fashion accessory, Kooshoo may be the better choice. If you are looking for functionality and affordability, Green Essentials is a great option.
Hair Ties for Thick, Fine and Children’s Hair
Our hair ties are suitable for a wide range of hair types, including thick hair, fine hair and children’s hair. Narrower ties can provide a firmer hold for ponytails, while smaller hair ties can work well for finer hair or younger children.
What Are Eco-Friendly Hair Ties Made From?
Our eco-friendly, plastic-free hair ties are made from natural rubber and organic cotton.
Traditional hair elastics are commonly made from nylon-coated elastic, which can contain plastic and other non-biodegradable materials. Whether you call them hair ties, hair elastics or ponytail holders, they are easy to lose and can eventually end up in waterways or landfill.
By choosing plastic-free hair ties, anything accidentally dropped or lost is made from natural rubber and cotton rather than conventional synthetic elastic.
Hair Ties - no elastics, just rubber and cotton
With the significant increase in the plastic-free movement, we are moving beyond coffee cups and straws and into the bathroom, where everything from loofahs to natural shampoo is becoming more sustainable. Hair ties are no different.
We stock two brands of eco-friendly hair ties made from similar materials, with a few small differences. Both brands are 100% biodegradable, packaged plastic-free and use natural rubber for stretch instead of synthetic elastic. Both are covered with organic cotton.
Kooshoo and Green Essentials Hair Ties
Kooshoo hair ties come in two different styles. One is flat and fashionable, while the other is round and thinner. Green Essentials hair ties are narrower than the original flat Kooshoo style.
Kooshoo hair ties feature a distinctive join and are sized to sit comfortably around the wrist for most people, making them easy to keep nearby until you need to quickly tie your hair into a ponytail.
If you love bright colours and the idea of wearing your hair ties around your wrist as a fashion accessory, Kooshoo may be the better choice. If you are looking for functionality and affordability, Green Essentials is a great option.
Hair Ties for Thick, Fine and Children’s Hair
Our hair ties are suitable for a wide range of hair types, including thick hair, fine hair and children’s hair. Narrower ties can provide a firmer hold for ponytails, while smaller hair ties can work well for finer hair or younger children.
What Are Eco-Friendly Hair Ties Made From?
Our eco-friendly, plastic-free hair ties are made from natural rubber and organic cotton.
Traditional hair elastics are commonly made from nylon-coated elastic, which can contain plastic and other non-biodegradable materials. Whether you call them hair ties, hair elastics or ponytail holders, they are easy to lose and can eventually end up in waterways or landfill.
By choosing plastic-free hair ties, anything accidentally dropped or lost is made from natural rubber and cotton rather than conventional synthetic elastic.
