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KOOSHOO KOOSHOO creates the finest lifestyle accessories on the planet, for the planet. Kooshoo is a company borne of a want to make a positive impact in the world.

We believe that helping people look good and do good, ultimately leads to people feeling good. And Feeling Good Today and every day is what we’re all about here at Kooshoo.

We didn't want to just say our hair ties are stronger, but we wanted PROOF.So we sent them to a third-party lab, next to...
10/20/2026

We didn't want to just say our hair ties are stronger, but we wanted PROOF.

So we sent them to a third-party lab, next to a few major US brands, and let the numbers do the talking.

→ Our Round ties: 2.5 to 3x stronger.
→ Our Flat ties, hand-sewn in India: 6x stronger.

The exact same organic cotton and fair trade natural rubber you’re used to with all our KOOSHOO hair accessories. Nothing different. But this proves that they are not only made ethically and sustainably, with premium and organic materials, but that they ACTUALLY hold. Which is the essence of what a hair tie is supposed to do!

Fun fact that started this whole test: the average pack size for top-selling hair ties in the US is 55. In Japan, it's 2. Because they're expected to last.

Fewer ties, built to last, is the whole idea behind KOOSHOO.

Would you switch if the numbers backed it up?

10/20/2026

Jesse had one job: tell Rachel calmly.

KOOSHOO is back on Nobody Wants This for Season 3, out October 22 on Netflix.

Fifteen years of making plastic-free hair accessories from a small island in the South Pacific, and this still gets us every time.

When you watch, look closely at the hair. Spot us, tag us in your story, and we'll DM you 25% off.

Last October we spotted Kristen Bell  wearing our flat hair ties on Nobody Wants This  and nearly lost it.Season 3 arriv...
10/16/2026

Last October we spotted Kristen Bell wearing our flat hair ties on Nobody Wants This and nearly lost it.

Season 3 arrives on Netflix October 22, and KOOSHOO is on screen again. 🎬

For a small, self-funded team on Norfolk Island, this is still a pinch-me moment.

We know about a few appearances. We probably missed some. So when you watch, keep an eye on the hair.

Spotted one? Take a photo of your screen, post it to your story and tag KOOSHOO . Then send us a DM with the word SPOTTED. We'll ask which episode you saw us in and your email, then send your own 25% code within 24 hours as a thank you. (Your account needs to be public so we can see the tag.)

Who's watching on the 22nd?

10/15/2026

Every piece of plastic ever made is still around today. Somehow.

Aidan Maguire (from ) put it simply: there's no such thing as away. When we throw something out, it doesn't disappear. It ends up somewhere, and somewhere, someone is paying the price for it.

What’s one single-use plastic item you’d like to reduce your use of? 👇

Your scalp touches this thing for 12+ hours a day and you've probably never thought about what it's actually made of.Thr...
10/13/2026

Your scalp touches this thing for 12+ hours a day and you've probably never thought about what it's actually made of.

Three things a plastic hair tie is doing right now, whether you notice or not:

1️⃣ Synthetic rubber breaks down with heat and sweat, sitting against your skin the whole time.
2️⃣ Cheap dyes aren't regulated the way skincare is, and your scalp absorbs what's touching it.
3️⃣ Tight synthetic elastic doesn't flex with your hair, so that constant pull becomes a quiet source of tension at your hairline.

None of it is dramatic on its own. It just adds up, every day, for years.

Organic cotton and natural rubber do the same job. Nothing extra comes along for the ride.

Which one of these did you not know?

The 90s were crimping irons and enough hairspray to set off a smoke alarm. The 2000s were flat irons on repeat and zero ...
10/08/2026

The 90s were crimping irons and enough hairspray to set off a smoke alarm. The 2000s were flat irons on repeat and zero heat protectant. We really did that.

Since then, everything else about hair care got smarter: serums, masks, heat protection, the whole routine leveled up.

One thing never got the update: the hair tie. Still plastic and synthetic rubber, same as it was in 1999.

We fixed that part. Organic cotton, natural rubber, no plastic core.

Tell us your worst 90s or 2000s hair moment below 👇 we know you have one.

10/07/2026

Norfolk Stories, Episode 3: Kelly 🤍

Kelly walked for 12 hours and invited the whole island to join her for any part of it.

Her reason sits close to home. She lost a very close friend to su***de, and she has lived with her own mental health struggles for most of her adult life. Lately that has meant learning to set strong boundaries so she can stay well and be the mum she wants to be for her kids.

The walk was her way of giving people in the community someone to talk to.

As she reminds us so beautiful here, whatever you're going through, there is always someone who cares and wants to hear it.

October is Mental Health Month in Australia, and this Saturday, October 10, is World Mental Health Day. Thank you for trusting us with your story, .dnd.

If you or someone you love needs support right now:
🇦🇺 Lifeline: call 13 11 14 or text 0477 13 11 14
🇺🇸 🇨🇦 Call or text 988

R U OK? Mental Health Australia

Long, strong, healthy hair mostly comes down to breaking less of what you already have, not growing more of it.A few thi...
10/06/2026

Long, strong, healthy hair mostly comes down to breaking less of what you already have, not growing more of it.

A few things that actually move the needle:

Sleep on it right. A rough pillowcase or a tight overnight tie creates friction that snaps hair while you sleep.

Skip the tight ponytail. Constant pulling on the same section of hair is one of the most common, and most avoidable, causes of thinning at the hairline.

Get regular trims. Split ends don't heal, they just keep splitting further up the strand.

Give your scalp a few minutes of massage. Better circulation gets nutrients to the follicle faster.

Change what's actually touching your hair all day. Rough synthetic elastic damages the cuticle every time it moves. Organic cotton and natural rubber don't.

What's one thing you're changing this month?

Nine words the sustainability industry throws around like confetti. Swipe through to see what's actually backing them up...
10/04/2026

Nine words the sustainability industry throws around like confetti. Swipe through to see what's actually backing them up.

Spoiler: usually nothing. A marketing team. A font choice. A stock photo of a beach.

Before you buy anything with a claim on it, ask one follow-up question. If the brand can't answer, you have your answer.

Our hair ties are GOTS-certified organic cotton and fair trade natural rubber, and we can tell you exactly who made them and where. That's the whole pitch.

10/02/2026

the best hair tie is the one you forget you're wearing.

plastic-free. soft organic cotton. natural rubber core.

holds all day without the headache, the dent, or the constant adjusting.

your hair (and your head) will thank you.

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