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Kitsch elastic cutters — a simpler way to take down tiny-band styles

Three multicolour tools for cutting small hair elastics, made with stainless steel and recycled plastic.

Why it’s worth a look

Tiny elastics can be awkward to unthread once a braid or detailed style is finished. This tool cuts the band open, giving you a direct way to take the style down at the end of the day. With three in the pack, one can stay with your styling supplies while the others go in a travel kit or a second bathroom.

Who it’s for

For people who regularly finish braids, mini ponytails or detailed hairstyles with small elastic bands. The band is cut during removal, so plan to replace it for the next style.

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