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This bracelet ingeniously solves the problem of wearing a hair bobble on your wrist

That red mark though.

Sep 17th 2017, 9:12 AM 4,784 Views 1 Comment

IF YOU’RE A woman who likes to wear your hair up, you probably go around with a bobble on your wrist 90% of the time.

bet I end up getting married with a hair bobble on my wrist
— bobs (@rerd100) September 11, 2017

Source: bobs/Twitter

When you finally take it off, you’re left with a huge welt on your arm. Even actress Elisabeth Moss has fallen victim to it:

Obsessed with Elisabeth Moss's 'this is where I keep my spare hairband' mark that every woman has bore pic.twitter.com/aVDHI9jmau
— Rhiannon Evans (@rhiannonev) July 21, 2017

Source: Rhiannon Evans/Twitter

It’s not the best look, but it’s the only practical solution we’ve had… until now.

These bracelets are designed to hold your emergency hair bobbles on your wrist and spare you the red mark – and they look pretty cute while doing it.

IMG_6682_1024x1024 Source: Lakemint

The bracelets are €28 and available in silver and ever-trendy rose gold (which is currently sold out on Amazon for now but available here).

“This is one of those products that makes perfect sense and I wonder why I couldn’t have thought of it sooner,” writes one Amazon reviewer.

IMG_6686_1024x1024 Source: Lakemint

Same. We could have been millionaires by now…

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This bracelet ingeniously solves the problem of wearing a hair bobble on your wrist

That red mark though.

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