At the height of my postpartum hair regrowth, throwing on a headband was my best solution! headbands are great for blending in the short hairs growing around the face. With the pandemic, I started dressing more casually (mainly tees and leggings) and headbands always elevate the outfit! As my collection grew, I went on a quest to find the perfect display stand and I linked it below too.

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3/19/21 SALE ALERT:

NAMJOSH HEADBANDS ARE 20% OFF HERE THROUGH THE WEEKEND

SELECT TASHA HEADBANDS ARE ON SALE HERE (the pleated one is so comfy and chic, I have it in black)

This is the most expensive of the headbands, see below for options starting at $1.25!

My top headband picks are from Namjosh (available here, here, here and here) and Tasha and the inexpensive Amazon ones (all pictured below). I recommend checking the selection at Nordstrom — if you wear a headband once and it doesn’t work for you (e.g., not comfortable or slip off) you can still easily return with no questions asked).

Headband organizer / display stand

I amassed a lot of headbands and tried out a few headband displays / organizers, the most expensive of the bunch ended up being the best. I think it’s splurge-worthy as it’s solid, stable and simple enough to let the headbands shine! I got the 16 inch wide 2 pack and recommend a 16” riser if you have one in front of the other.

Top headband picks

Namjosh headbands — available at these shops (I linked to the Namjosh page on each site — Anthropologie, Saks, Shopbop and Amazon.
Tasha — the fit is hit or miss for me, so I recommend buying at Nordstrom for the most flexible return policy
Lower budget options — I included a few great lower budget options below