How to use hairpins

Every woman wants to have a beautiful hairstyle, and if possible, they also hope that their hairstyle can be different every day. If you can use some simple tools such as hairpins or rubber bands to create different hairstyles, you can realize your dream. Many women who love beauty have their own various hairpins, which can be used to create different looks for different occasions, and different hairpins are used in different ways.

There are many types of hairpins, some are big, some are small, some are like headbands, and some are spiral. Different hairstyles can have different shaping effects with different hairpins. If you don’t like to dress up your hair and don’t know how to use hairpins, you might as well take a look at the introduction below.

(1) Hairpins are divided into: 3-6 cm top clips (suitable for clipping part of the hair and letting part of the hair down) and 7-10 cm hairpins (used to clip all the hair and can be used for bunning.)

(2) Vertical clips are also called banana clips (they are arc-shaped and are used to clip hair vertically. They are generally made of alloy and acrylic materials.)

(3) Claw clips are divided into side claws and full claws (claw clips are made of alloy and acrylic materials. Large claw clips are suitable for hair buns. Small claw clips can be used as top clips, that is, to clip a small part of the hair when the hair is loose.)

(4). Pointed-nosed clips (often used for hair styling in summer. Most of the pointed-nosed clips are made of alloy materials, and some are made of acrylic.) (5). Hair clips are divided into hair combs, hair styling combs, and hair forks. (Hairpins have many uses. Combs can be used as embellishments when bunting hair, and can also be used as top clips, that is, tie half of the hair with a small rubber band and insert the comb on the rubber band. Most of them are made of alloy materials. Bunting combs are used for bunting hair in summer, and most of them are made of acrylic materials. Hair forks are often used for bunting hair in summer, and most of them are made of alloy materials or acrylic. Compared with bunting combs, hair forks have single forks and double forks, while bunting combs generally have seven teeth.)

(6) Headband (often used to hold some loose hair or bangs in front of the forehead, usually made of alloy or acrylic material.)

(7) Pair of clamps (divided into single clamps and pair of clamps, which are further divided into side clamps, straight clamps, frog clamps, duckbill clamps, and BB clamps.)

The above is an introduction to the usage of hairpins. It can be seen that different types of hairpins have different hair-binding effects. If you are also interested in this, you might as well learn more and try more. Hair is very fragile. If you perm or dye your hair frequently, the hair quality will become worse and worse, so you might as well use small tools such as hairpins to create the style you like.