Review (2/5): I found that after a few uses the wire frame became super warped and bumpy -- I had to keep molding ...
I've worn a bun maker every day to work for years and really depend on them to keep my hair out of my face. This one is made of a malleable wire-like frame on the inside with a black foam outside -- you have to mold the wire inner frame to adopt the shape you want. I found that after a few uses the wire frame became super warped and bumpy -- I had to keep molding it straight again before each use, and when I tried to re-curl it into a donut bun it wouldn't do so evenly -- all jagged and stuff instead of a nice round circle. After a while it became so lumpy bumpy it was impossible to mold it into a donut bun at all so I had to throw it away. Of all the donut bun makers I've tried, I still find the slap bracelet-style original Hairagami (don't get a knock-off!) the easiest the best by far.