Jennifer at The Dirty Shirt loves Tassi. Yeah, there’s a lot of that going around. Here is an excerpt from her review:

I absolutely love this product, and it is one of those “Why didn’t I think of that” products too. I have had a hard time keeping my hair out of my face when putting on/taking off makeup and for cleaning my face. The amount of clips and pins I have used would make you laugh, at least that is what it did to my husband every time he saw me. I even used to wrap my hair in a towel just to keep it up, but that usually never worked because it would just fall down.

This product is one of those that changes your life for the better, even if only in a small way. I don’t know too many women who like having their hair in the way all the time, I for one do not. With that being said I recommend this simple yet needed product to everyone! Tassi is my new best friend!

Spy On Trends spied on Tassi:

Founder Shawna Ellsworth created the Tassi based on a hairwrap her Aunt Dot used to make for her three teenage daughters…..It is a problem solving item that belongs in every girl’s bathroom and suitcase.

Each day, women everywhere face a common problem as they wash their face, care for their skin and apply their makeup — how to keep their hair out of the way. Enter the Tassi.

Amanda at PremiumGradeHair.com loves Tassi:

One of my favorite hair accessories (to wear in the privacy of my own home) is the Tassi. So when I found out that they just came out with three new colors, I had to spread the word.

I’m really not kidding when I say I love my Tassi. I bought my old roommate one for X-Mas last year and she went crazy. Once you use a Tassi, you’ll never go back.

Thanks Amanda! We love Tassi too.

Here is a new Tassi review by diva in a carry on:

whether you have long hair or short, a big issue is keeping it out of your face while you’re having a “spa night” doing facials with your girlfriends, doing your makeup, or just trying to get the housework done right before that big date. headbands leave dents in your hair, clips do as well, and a ponytail is just sometimes not an option. what’s a diva to do?
try the tassi!

the tassi comes in 12 colors, and is sold on their website as well as in stores, salons and spas. check their website for more information. tuck one in your carry on bag, and you’re covered for hair control on all your upcoming trips! takes up virtually no room in your bag.

Charla Krupp, author of the New York Times bestseller “How Not to Look Old,” gave Tassi the following great review on her blog under the title “Why I Love . . . Tassi”:

“How many times have you wanted to wash your face, but didn’t want to get water on your bangs? The Tassi, $14.99 at tassicompany.com, is a terrycloth band you put over your head and tuck all of your hair into, allowing you to properly clean and exfoliate your skin without hair getting in the way.

“This is the one of the 150+ new Brilliant Buys in the paperback edition of HOW NOT TO LOOK OLD…coming your way May 1.”

Thank you, Charla! We love Tassi too!

Here’s more information about Charla:

Charla Krupp has done over a hundred style segments on the Today Show; appeared on more than 40 national television shows, including Oprah, CBS The Early Show, Tyra, The Doctors, The View and Dateline; and been a regular on the E! Channel and the Home Shopping Network. She was beauty director of Glamour, an editor of In Style, beauty editor for People’s Style Watch, executive editor of Shop Etc. magazine and wrote a monthly fashion column for More Magazine called Fashion For Grownups. Currently, Charla is a contributing editor to People’s Style Watch.

The Gerber Babies Blog is giving away a free Lavender Tassi. Here is what Julie Gerber has to say about Tassi and the giveaway:

“I reviewed the Tassi several months ago and I can honestly say, it’s one of my favorite products. I keep it in the bathroom and I use it daily. I use it every morning when I wash my face and I use it if I’m applying makeup. I use it when I bake. I have used it when I clean. I use it every evening to wash my face. I have used it to hold back my hair while I read a book. I use it when I treat myself to wonderful facial masque. I’ve used it in the bath. I have even used it in the shower. What is a Tassi? Well, it’s one of those products that you use once and decide you can’t live without it. I wonder how I ever made it through the day without it. I have never been a fan of headbands. You know, the Velcro type that holds back your hair so you can get through your morning routine. My experience with them has not been great. They slip and after a few months, they no longer hold. My longer hair would fall forward when I washed my face and I would end up with soap or a facial masque all over the ends of my hair. I don’t like shower caps because most of them make me feel like my head is in an oven. I like my showers hot, and caps make me sweat. The Tassi is not waterproof, but when I use it in the shower it keeps my hair out of the way. It’s easy to use and even easier to love! Tassi does not flatten, twist or mess up your “do,” and it’s perfect for protecting second-day blowouts. It’s machine washable too! You can win a Lavender Tassi! Giveaway is open to US residents. To enter, leave a comment with your favorite Tassi color! For an extra entry, follow me or let me know you are a follower by leaving a second comment! Giveaway ends midnight EST May 10, 2009. Good Luck!”

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Check out these pictures of Tassi at a PLAZA store in Japan.

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ShopTalk, which is a daily discussion among the D Magazine and D Beauty editors about the Dallas fashion and beauty scene, put Tassi up for Pass/Fail vote of its readers. Here’s what ShopTalk had to say about Tassi:

The Tassi is kinda like a headband, kinda like a shower cap, and kinda, like, awesome, if you ask me. But hey, you’re the judge. It’s meant to “keep your hair outta there.” Where? Outta your way so you can get all of your girlie things accomplished—face washing, makeup application, skin care, etc. Best part is, you can “do what you do without messing up your doo!” That’s right. Pull off the Tassi, with its loose elastic and soft fabric, and your hair is no worse for the wear. The same cannot be said of some headbands and clips that leave creases or flatten your coif. It comes in a rainbow of fun colors and can be purchased here for only $14.99. So what’s the word? Pass or fail?

So far Tassi gets all “passing” marks, including the following from Kristin:

PASS! 100% I have a Tassi and I love it! Usually I have to use a rubberband AND a headband to keep my hair out of my face when I wash it but with the Tassi it’s just one step and like Katie said it doesn’t make dents in my hair like rubberbands do. I use my every night and it makes me smile. If you have long hair like I do make sure to put all your hair in it – don’t use it like a headband. It is tough enough to hold all your hair. I heart my Tassi!

Thank you Kristin! And thank you Dallas!

Spa Week is giving away a free Tassi. Go here to enter. Better hurry!

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