Neon hairbands from the 80s

Neon-colored hair ties from the 80s are thick hair rings in pink, yellow, orange and green, which you wear around a ponytail or stack tightly together. The most striking thing is the color distribution: every two rings have the same fluorescent shade, so a stack around your ponytail forms a striped sleeve of green, pink, yellow and orange. They are intended for women and belong at an 80s party or a disco party.

Colors, quantity and fabric of the hair ties

• You get eight hair ties, two in each color: pink, yellow, orange and green.
• According to the packaging, the hair ties glow under UV light.
• The hair ties are made of 100% polyester.
• The rings have a thick, slightly fluffy exterior without a visible metal clasp.
• Washing instructions: do not wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.

Why stack hair ties instead of wearing one wide headband?

You stack hair ties because you can arrange the colors in your ponytail yourself, while a wide headband gives you one solid color across your forehead. In the 80s, bright fluorescent colors and striking ponytails were part of the aerobics and disco look, and a row of colored rings makes that visible all at once. If you mainly want the color above your face, a headband is a better fit. If you want it in your hairstyle, choose these rings.

How to build an 80s outfit around the striped ponytail

A stack of fluorescent rings goes best with a tracksuit jacket in large blocks of pink and yellow, with a sweatband in the same bright shade. Large pink hoop earrings and pink or orange lips carry the colors of the hair ties through to your face. Wear your hair in a high ponytail on top of your head for a sporty look, or low to the side over your shoulder if you want a softer eighties style. Under UV light in the disco, the rings will stand out even more.

Order these neon-colored hair ties and wear your ponytail in four fluorescent colors at once during the 80s party.