Hair accessories are just as important as jewelry.
One ornament your hair will thank you for is the claw clip.
It was popularized in the ’90s and stayed in vogue as an essential hair tool.
“It holds up all hair types and is so versatile” (viaNBC News).
The claw clip is a loveable, fun, and functional hair charm.
Just don’t forget you’re wearing one and slam it into your headrest (ouch).
you’re able to do manycute hairstyles using just one claw clip.
Or let it be the highlight and add more.
It’s suitable for the office and a night out.
Target’s acrylic knockoff did not stand a chance and snapped in half after one stomp.
The Chunks was left standing after surviving two brutal walkovers.
The original Chunks clip clearly exceeded in craftsmanship.
It was made from cellulose acetate, and the pattern was layered on by hand.
We love a good Target haul, but mass-produced is mass-produced and doesn’t stand a chance against artisanry.
Chunks started in 2019 and produces with the goal of being responsibly made.
The company even became climate neutral certified in October 2022.
But no matter the size, we have cute ways to style it.
It is an extra pop of color and design.
Some of the Chunks clips have charm too!
An easy way to style your hair claw is in a French twist.
Gather your hair at the base of your neck and twist it into a thick lock.
Then secure it to the back of your head with a large claw.
Since all your hair will be snug in the clip, the claw must be large.
For those with a voluminous mane, the half-up do is killer.
The key to hairdos with these accessories is ensuring you have the right size for your hair’s thickness.
Tiny claws might seem impractical, but they are embellishments that make your hairstyle stand out.
Instead of securing your pigtails with scrunchies, use a tiny claw.
They’ll be easier to put on and more stylish.
Clip your mini claws throughout your braids or waves for even more creative play.
It’s like thetrending ’90s butterfly clipall over again.
