An adaptive hair tie designed for women with frozen shoulder, stroke recovery, and shoulder mobility limitations.
Step by Step
Slip On
Place HairHelper over your head like a headband — no overhead reaching required.
Slide to Crown
Glide it up to the crown of your head, gathering hair as it moves.
Press & Pull
Press the clasp down and pull both cords simultaneously to tighten and secure.
Styled ✓
Hair secured. To release: press the clasp and pull gently to loosen. All done independently.
To release: Press down on the clasp mechanism and pull gently — the cords loosen and HairHelper slides off. The full process requires no overhead arm movement and minimal hand dexterity. Need more detail? Read the full instructional guide →
Designed For
Adhesive capsulitis severely limits overhead range of motion. HairHelper eliminates the need to raise arms above shoulder height.
For women with post-stroke hemiplegia or reduced upper limb function, HairHelper works as a true ADL aid — one-hand compatible.
Rotator cuff repair, shoulder replacement, and other procedures leave months of restricted motion. HairHelper works throughout recovery.
Women with cervical or thoracic SCI affecting upper extremity function can use HairHelper with minimal arm elevation and dexterity.
Chronic pain shouldn't mean dependence on others for something as personal as styling your own hair.
HairHelper's one-step mechanism is faster and gentler than traditional ties — no crease, no breakage, no struggle.
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