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Fashion lovely hairstyles that keep your locks out of your face by using hair clips, hairpins and barrettes from CVS. Whether you want claw hair clips that simplify quick updos, barrettes to wrangle your bangs or hairpins for buns that neatly maintain your coif throughout the workday, our selection of hair clips, hairpins and barrettes work for hair of every texture from fine to coarse. Choose neutral-colored hair clips when you want hair accessories that blend in with your hair color, or pick more vibrant barrettes and hairpins for standout styles that grab attention.
Are Barrettes Good for Thick Hair?
Oversize barrettes make excellent hair accessories for thicker tresses, but smaller ones typically struggle to contain coarse locks. Smaller barrettes, however, work well as thick hair accessories when used to pin back bangs or sections of hair that fall out of claw hair clips. Fashionable headbands also offer a practical way to keep hair out of your face when barrettes don't get the job done for lush locks.
How Do I Wear a Hair Clip?
You can wear claw hair clips several ways, depending on whether you're relaxing around the house, off on a casual adventure or dressing for a more formal setting. The first is to simply use a hairbrush to smooth your hair, pulling it back like you're creating a ponytail, twisting your tresses up, then securing them with the hair clip. You can also complete the ponytail, secure it with hair elastics, twist it into a bun, then add the clip.
How Do I Hide Pins in My Hair?
One way to hide hairpins is to slide them within the hair, so they secure your tresses inside the hairstyle instead of on the outside. For instance, when you're creating an updo, you might twist your locks up, then slip in hairpins for buns underneath, capturing the trailing ends of your hair and tucking them beneath for a more polished look. If you prefer to wear hairpins where they're visible but want to remove some of the shine so they don't stand out, consider spraying hairpins with colored dry shampoo, so they better match your coif.