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Flat hair clips are the perfect solution when it’s too cold to go out, and you just want to read a book or binge a series.

Wigs have been used since the times of ancient Egypt as a way to protect your hair and scalp from sun damage, and for ancient Egyptians, head lice. While some wigs may protect your hair and scalp from UV rays and pollution, that doesn’t mean they’re going to be good for your scalp or your hair. It is about how you wear the wig, hold your hair in place beneath it, and how you take care of the hair piece.

The vintage look and thick stripe of color make the classic plastic headband a statement piece, but they may not be as healthy for your hair and scalp when compared to coil headbands. 

This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t wear a plastic one, it's a matter of when and why you’ll be wearing a headband.  There’s a few reasons including scalp or hair health, and activities like playing sports where a coil hair band will be a better choice.

Whether you have thin and fine hair or long thick curls, scrunchies can slip if they’re made from the wrong materials or the one you bought isn’t meant to be worn for active lifestyles. You don’t have to give up your favorite hair accessory because it slips, simply take a different approach when styling your hair with it.

Here’s six ways to help stop scrunchies from slipping whether you’re at the beach, yoga class, a party with friends, or relaxing at home.