sorry but I can't understand the meaning of the tag "scrunchy" ... and their uses (I'm still learning english)

'scrunchy' is (west coast?) slang for elastic bands to tie hair back with.

Entomology of the word is probably:
Scrunch -> bunch.
The scrunchy is usually decorative itself and has fabric around the band that isn't elastic, but has enough material to let you stretch it out to put your hair in. When you let go, the elastic contracts and the fabric bunches up.

THat said, I'm pretty sure it's a bad tag that is going to turn into a different hair tag.

Dr_Fine_Rolo said:
'scrunchy' is (west coast?) slang for elastic bands to tie hair back with.

Entomology of the word is probably:
Scrunch -> bunch.
The scrunchy is usually decorative itself and has fabric around the band that isn't elastic, but has enough material to let you stretch it out to put your hair in. When you let go, the elastic contracts and the fabric bunches up.

THANKSSSSS

Dr_Fine_Rolo said:
Entomology of the word is probably:

Sorry, this is going to bother me if I don't say something.

"Etymology" is the study of word history and origins.
"Entomology" is the study of insects.
You know, just a little different.