These are also known as wig grips or scarf grips and can be found at maaany many places. I'm yet to find somewhere in Australia that sells them but I certainly haven't looked everywhere! wrapunzel.com/... www.amazon.com...
Thank you so much! Your video is incredibly helpful, I did not know about these velvet headbands / hair grips. Thank you for taking the time to share this tip with us. Blessings from Midwest America❣️
I get so tired of headbands doing this! I'm starting to think I have a cone head because I'll put it on and by the time I get to work, it has slipped up to the top!
That's EXACTLY what happens to me! I cannot wait to try this trick, I have a petite head and get so intensely frustrated trying to keep a scarf in place over my ears without it going "floOOP" and sliding up as you described, and a dozen bobby pins just look stupid😅
@Rose Quartz I've been doing the bobby pin thing, but it looks ridiculous, and the headband still slips up like a cone head! I also get a headache from it. Perhaps it isn't meant to be for me to be wearing a headband or a bandana on my head.
Yes, I bought a few from Wrapunzel too but the exchange rate is so bad now it's just not worth it for me, sadly. I hope you have some luck with the Amazon ones. How many do you keep on hand for full-time covering? How often would you replace one of yours?
@@cassandra5516 I have just received 3 head grips from Amazon Australia - trying one out today & so far it is working well. Much cheaper & no exchange rate.
The word you're looking for is the fabric nap. The nap has to do with the texture of a fabric like velvet. It's almost like going with the grain or against the grain of the fabric.
This looks wonderful.. My question is: what stops the wig grip from sliding on your hair? My hair is fine and silky and nothing stays in place. Ever. Is this an answer to that problem also? Thanks!
