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That first sentence is my standard first sentence. I put it on all of my blog posts because there is probably going to be an affiliate link of mine in here somewhere, whether it be from Amazon, Universal Yums, etc. However, I am NOT an affiliate of Pony O. As far as I know they do not have an affiliate program, but if they ever do have one, I'll join, and I'll change this to let you know about that change. Now, let's move on to the review of my very first Pony O Bling Ringz. (read more)

Any time I write a blog post, I try to do a video since some people prefer watching over reading. This video is extra special because you get to see me try the Pony O Bling Ring for the first time. That's important because sometimes (like with the Pony O hair tie and the Pony O Bun Barz) there can be a little bit of a learning curve.

Thankfully, the Pony O Bling Ring is as easy to use as you'd think it would be.

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The Pony O Bling Ring is held together with a fairly strong magnet. I would compare it to the magnets you might find on the back of magnetic earrings, magnetic backed necklaces, etc. When you put it on (around the Pony O hair tie) it clicks with an audible "snap" so you know it's locked into place. 

Please note - The Pony O Bling Ring does NOT work without the Pony O hair tie. It might work with a knock off, like this one you can find on Amazon, but I'm not going to guarantee that. The knock offs don't get very good reviews, so buyer beware for sure.

I will say that the back is made up of a thick fishing line type material that will have some grip, and it stretches enough that you can easily pull it tight around the Pony O hair tie, but depending on what another brand hair tie is made of, it may or may not grip as well.

Here's a close up, note the magnet and the stretchy, clear line linking the pieces together.

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The construction seems sturdy enough. In this picture I'm putting a good bit of outward force on the Bling Ring, but it's holding. That tells me that you can put it on thick hair, likely even the Pony O hair tie made specifically for thick hair, and it'll still hold.

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Here's a closeup of the construction of the Pony O Bling Ring. It's a thick monofilament, and while I was thinking that part rested on the Pony O hair tie, now that I look at it I realize it's the metal prongs that rest on the hair tie, so I don't imagine the monofilament will add any extra grip (just in case you wanted to use the Bling Ring with a different brand pony tail holder).

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When I made the video I didn't go back and look at my order, so I was thinking the Pony O Bling Ringz were around $15.00 each. Turns out, they are much less than that, $9.99 if you buy one by itself (plus shipping of course). However, if you're like me and you place the order along with replacements for your other Pony O hair ties (I got a new Pony O hair tie and a new Pony O Bun Barz, both in a shade darker) the cost goes down with each additional item you purchase.

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Up until I found the Pony O line of products, I disliked wearing pony tails or putting my hair up. It never turned out quite right, I was adjusting it all day long, and my hair ended up frizzy and crazy because of all the touching I had to do to adjust things and get them tighter. 

Now that I've started using Pony O, I'm a convert. I put it in once, it stays all day, and my hair doesn't get frizzy because there's no need to keep touching.

I'm going to end this post by telling you that I'm happy to help (if I can) if you have any questions, and by reminding you that I am not an affiliate. To my knowledge, Pony O does not have an affiliate program, but if they ever come up with one, I'll join in a heartbeat. 

I hope you love your new bling!
​Ty