A device for preventing long hair from getting in the way of daily activities for disabled persons is disclosed. In one embodiment, a hair catching headband device for keeping the hair out of a person's face comprises a headband section configured to comfortably fit around the person's head; a left hair catching region adjoined to a bottom left hand portion of the headband section, and a right hair catching region adjoined to a bottom right hand portion of the headband section.

A device for preventing long hair from getting in the way of daily activities for disabled persons is disclosed. In one embodiment, a hair catching headband device for keeping the hair out of a person's face comprises a headband section configured to comfortably fit around the person's head; a left hair catching region adjoined to a bottom left hand portion of the headband section, and a right hair catching region adjoined to a bottom right hand portion of the headband section.

A device including a headband implement having a fabric with an outer surface and an inner surface, a hairclip implement configured to be operable for engagement with the headband implement, a base section of the hairclip implement configured to be encased between the outer surface and an inner surface of the headband implement, a plurality of prongs configured to slide into a hair of a user, and a tab implement operable for securing a hairclip implement to an internal surface of the headband implement.

A device including a headband implement having a fabric with an outer surface and an inner surface, a hairclip implement configured to be operable for engagement with the headband implement, a base section of the hairclip implement configured to be encased between the outer surface and an inner surface of the headband implement, a plurality of prongs configured to slide into a hair of a user, and a tab implement operable for securing a hairclip implement to an internal surface of the headband implement.

A hair tie includes a main body, which has a first elastic body for winding around a hair bundle, and a soft material member covering the first elastic body to be in contact with the wound hair bundle. The first elastic body has a first free end and a second free end, and the hair tie further includes first and second coupling members disposed at the first and second free ends of the first elastic body, respectively, and engageable with each other to secure the winding of the first elastic body around the hair bundle.

A hair tie includes a main body, which has a first elastic body for winding around a hair bundle, and a soft material member covering the first elastic body to be in contact with the wound hair bundle. The first elastic body has a first free end and a second free end, and the hair tie further includes first and second coupling members disposed at the first and second free ends of the first elastic body, respectively, and engageable with each other to secure the winding of the first elastic body around the hair bundle.

The HairBandit is a hairband that securely holds medium to long length hair. Currently, bonnets that cover the entire head, and tight hair ties are the main option to achieve such goals. Hair is consequently broken, stripped from scalp, and thinned out with tight ponytails. The HairBandit can be utilized in a hospital setting, food service industry, sports, fitness, outdoor realms, with potential to expand.

Apparatus, systems and methods related to hair ties. In a first illustrative embodiment, a securing apparatus, such as a hair tie, has a middle section formed as an elongated pliable member. At a first end, a fastener body is attached to the elongated pliable member. At a second end, two connection loops may be disposed. In use, the fastener body may be passed through one of the two connection loops to configure the pliable member as a relatively large loop. This relatively large loop may be tightened, by drawing the pliable member further through the loop, until it is drawn tight on material to be retained therein. The pliable member may then be wrapped around the retained material until secured with the fastener body adjacent the connection loops. The fastener body may then be passed through the second connection loop to be retained therein.

Apparatus, systems and methods related to hair ties. In a first illustrative embodiment, a securing apparatus, such as a hair tie, has a middle section formed as an elongated pliable member. At a first end, a fastener body is attached to the elongated pliable member. At a second end, two connection loops may be disposed. In use, the fastener body may be passed through one of the two connection loops to configure the pliable member as a relatively large loop. This relatively large loop may be tightened, by drawing the pliable member further through the loop, until it is drawn tight on material to be retained therein. The pliable member may then be wrapped around the retained material until secured with the fastener body adjacent the connection loops. The fastener body may then be passed through the second connection loop to be retained therein.

Styling tools and methods achieve polished-looking, ponytail hair styles even with thick, textured, coiled or kinky hair types. A tubular sleeve of flexible material includes adjustable front and back openings. A user position the sleeve such that the front opening is proximate to the hairline, using the tool to compress and smooth the hair until a desired ponytail style is achieved, at which time the back opening is cinched around the base of the ponytail. Different embodiments facilitate high- and low-pony styles. The tool is easily moved and removed once a desired hair style has been established, reducing excessive manipulation and pulling on the hair, while minimizing stress and breakage to the delicate edges around the hairline.