Let’s talk about the Teenitor Elastic Hair Ties set—a *massive* collection of hair accessories that promises to solve every bad hair day. As a mom of two girls with wildly different hair textures (one fine, one thick), I put this kit to the test for a month. Here’s the real deal.

The Good Stuff:

✅ Quantity overload (in a good way): 1,250 rubber bands, 150 cotton ties, 68 clips—this kit could survive a toddler apocalypse. The rainbow colors legit match every outfit, and the bands? Surprisingly durable. No snap-and-cry moments during frantic morning braiding.

✅ Storage box MVP: The gridded organizer keeps tiny elastics from vanishing into the abyss (RIP, single socks). Pro tip: Ditch the individual plastic bags—they’re eco-overkill and take up space.

✅ Topsy Tail tools = magic: Those looped braid tools? Game-changer. My 5-year-old mastered them in minutes, and now we’re out the door with “fancy hair” in 30 seconds flat.

The Not-So-Good:

⚠️ Toddler-sized? Nah. The “baby” elastics are still too big for my 18mo’s wispy hair. And those butterfly clips? Cute but *mismatched*—my symmetry-obsessed kid noticed immediately.

⚠️ Mystery odor alert: Fresh out the box, there’s a plasticky smell. Airing them out for a day helped, but whyyy do kid products always smell like factory regrets?

Real-Life Wins:

• The seamless cotton ties *actually* don’t rip hair out during tantrum-induced ponytail redos (parenting win).
• The rat-tail comb survived being used as a “dragon sword” by my kids. Celcon material = indestructible.

*Final Verdict:* For under $20, this is a solid bang-for-your-buck kit—just don’t expect true toddler sizing or matched clips. Stock up for playdates or donate extras to classrooms (teachers will worship you).