A useful hair clip should hold the section you give it without turning styling into a tug-of-war. For thick or textured hair, shape, grip, and surface finish all matter.
Use clips to create workable sections
Dividing hair into smaller sections can make washing, detangling, product application, and styling easier to manage.
Look for a strong grip
Fuller sections need a clip that can hold more hair. Curved teeth can help the clip sit around the shape of the section rather than pressing against one flat point.
A smooth finish can help
A smooth clip surface is designed to reduce unnecessary snagging and pulling when you place or remove the clip.
Keep extras where you use them
One clip can live in your bathroom, another in a styling bag, and another at work or in your everyday bag. Multipacks are useful if you section several parts of the hair at once.
How to clean hair clips
Wipe them clean with a damp cloth. Avoid soaking or exposing them to direct heat.
Shop a Crown Hair Clip or choose the 3-Piece Hair Clip Bundle.