Add to that many women who have veered toward minimalist makeup, and "hair accessories ... held up by a bejeweled $100 scrunchie, said to have 5,000 hand-applied rhinestones.

Hair pulled back into a ponytail with a jumbo scrunchie or huge rhinestone clips: exciting and dynamic. Both are great, but when you can, why not go the extra mile? Ever since hair accessories ...

Headbands, barrettes, rhinestone bobby pins ... pulling back hair that doesn't typically fit into regular scrunchies, like thicker hair textures, curls, and braids. Wrap one around the base ...

Scrunchies are back. And we're not even mad about it. Actually, we're wondering why they ever went out of style. How often do most of us make it from morning to night without pulling our hair back ...

Hair scrunchies are synonymous with Eighties and Nineties fashion, or at least they used to be. Part of a retro comeback, scrunchies are here to stay. Perhaps it is because they are so versatile ...

Get your hair out of your face, while it dries without dents when you use one of these towel scrunchies. There are a few solid colors and prints to choose from. These come in sets of two.

Revson, a singer, songwriter and voice teacher who died Sept. 7, invented the scrunchie (the hair tie with ruffly, ruched fabric sewn around it that was originally called a “scunci”) in 1986 ...

“We’re finding that they’re using not only hair ties, not only our skinny headbands, but they’re using scrunchies now because they’re comfortable,” said Ms. Slicklen, who added that ...

Hair scrunchies are synonymous with Eighties and Nineties fashion, or at least they used to be. Part of a retro comeback, scrunchies are here to stay. Perhaps it is because they are so versatile ...

Get your hair out of your face, while it dries without dents when you use one of these towel scrunchies. There are a few solid colors and prints to choose from. These come in sets of two.