Anyone have those Emi-Jay hair ties?

[ame]

emi-jay.com

I have been seeing them online, and Im curious about them. My concerns are:
1) the colors rubbing off on my arm or in my hair
2) them unravelling or something
3) snagging my ring on them taking it off my wrist or wrapping my hair.... (I know.)

 

[Autumnovember]

I have them!

I like them a lot because they look cute, love the colors, and they don't hurt when I take them out.

The colors do not rub off on my wrists or in my hair and my ring never snags on them.

I have thicker hair so I can't use these to wear my hair up but I do use them when wearing my hair in a low pony.

 

[ame]

I have them!

I like them a lot because they look cute, love the colors, and they don't hurt when I take them out.

The colors do not rub off on my wrists or in my hair and my ring never snags on them.

I have thicker hair so I can't use these to wear my hair up but I do use them when wearing my hair in a low pony.

Exxxxxxcellent. Thank you SO much!!! I have been stalking them online a lot, both the etsy knockoffs and the real ones. I usually use Blax elastics (clear or brown) and my hair is very fine but ludicrously plentiful, so it usually starts to uh...go flaccid by the end of a day lol. I like to do weird buns and double pony things sometimes if I don't have a clippy thing, so this would work out. And I could wear it on my arm if I need to instead of trying to make sure it's clipped inside my purse on a zipper pull.

Something odd I read on there though: the site says not to get them wet...? I wonder why....bleeding of the dyes or otherwise.

 

[mrs taylor]

I must check them out. thank you! I'm working on growing it out after chopping it a decade ago. I'm a big fan of updo's and am all over new tools.

 

[ame]

I emailed one of the Etsy sellers of "knockoffs" and she said she washes hers all the time and has no issues with color bleeding or damage to the material.