Good Hair Days Magic-Grip Hairpins, 10 Styling Updo U-Pins for Strong Hold | Curved 2.5" Hair Pins for Fine, Thick, Curly & Long Hair. All Day Discreet Hold for Buns, Half Updos, French Twists. USA-Made

I bought these before and left them in a hotel, so I bought more. I love these pins. They are better than bobby pins for my thinning hair. Also, I like the clear color, since my hair is black and grey, so they are not obvious when I use them. My hair is curly and long (middle of my back). When I blow it dry and put it in a bun, it falls out, but with these hairpins, two hold my hair in a bun or off my face all day. I can sleep in them and my bun is still up when I awaken. They do not get tangled in my hair while I sleep. They are easy to remove, when I pull them out the way I put them in. I love these and will probably buy them again when I need more pins. I recommend them especially for people with soft, thin and curly hair. I suppose they will work for thicker hair girls, but I have no experience with that.

These are lifesavers. I've been using them for years, and will be crushed if they ever stop producing this style of pin. I have waist-length, fine, and extraordinarily thick hair that I have always struggled to keep secure when in updos. My hair is so heavy that ordinary bobby pins and similar products are completely useless. When I wrap my hair up into a bun, I can usually pin it down with only three or four of these. If I'm pinning up only half my hair, I can do with only two pins. If users are finding them breaking in half, it's likely because they are trying to pull the two prongs apart while inserting into hair (as you would with bobby pins). This action is totally unnecessary with these pins; don't try to pull the two prongs apart - just insert them right into the hair, using an in/out motion if needed to weave it into hair (just as you would with any hair stick). The proper method for using these pins (sliding them straight in, and sliding them straight out) does not really provide an opportunity for these pins to break. In years of use I have never had a pin break. The only reason I ever have to buy more is because over time I tend to lose them. If you occasionally find them difficult to remove, it's just because of how effective the shape is - the hair gets funneled down that space between the prongs and collects in the round space at the end. All you need to do is stick your finger into your hair, slide the tip of your finger between the ends of the two prongs to slightly widen them (only slightly!) and your hair will slip right out and the pin can be removed. Piece of cake! I only have to do this one in a hundred times of using them, but when they're in there really good, this method helps get them out easily. I consider these one of the most useful hair tools I own, and I highly recommend them.

They probably work for thicker, coarser/ curlier hair. They didn't work for my straight hair. Kept sliding out.

They do what they are supposed to do & that's hold hair in place. I need a little more practice with them to come up with various styles.

This pin holds my thin hair in place for hours! I find it very versatile as I can put my hair in a french roll, chignon, or simply up on the sides. The pins are durable and flexible with a slight curve so they fit closely and comfortably. Even though they are brown, they don't show under my gray hair.

Just got these today and couldn't wait to try them! I have very thick wavy hair, and these held my bun up beautifully. I have a hard time finding hair accessories for thick hair that actually work so I'm impressed. They match my hair color, so they weren't noticeable at all and very easy to use. They are comfortable and gently curved to match the shape of your head. I can't speak to them lasting without breaking as I haven't had them long enough, but I'll update if something changes. So far, I really like them!

I wanted to love these, but I don’t. I got these because I don’t like the look of metal Bobby pins pinning my hair back. I wanted something invisible and — if it did show — more elegant. These don’t work well on my medium-fine mid-length hair. It’s hard to get them to hold the hair. I love to do a half-up bun. They pop out the other side of the bun with unpleasant points. My hair is curly (loose waves) and about shoulder-length. If my hair were thicker, more textured, or longer, these would probably work.

Been using these clips for 25 years... Still love them. And I have a couple that are that old. My only complaint is that they don't last like they once did, as the plastic now breaks much, much easier. But they are still way better than traditional bobby pins or hair pins... These can hola muy hair up with one or two clips vs a half dozen of the others, and they are way easier to use as well.

Halten die Haare nicht ganz so straff, wie die sehr teure Version aus dem Internet, trotzdem sind sie wirklich gut ohne zu ziepen. Man braucht dann vielleicht 1-2 Spangen mehr. Außerdem ist mir bis jetzt noch keine einzige zerbrochen. Anders als bei den teuren, da sind mir nach exakt 5 Monaten alle drei hintereinander zerbrochen. Kaufempfehlung!

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He probado muchas, y estas funcionan genial, no se sueltan con facilidad, al ser de plastico no araña la piel, son resistentes pero hay que tener cuidado, si fuerzas mucho se pueden romper, me pasó con una.

Las orquillas de metal no me sujetan bien el cabello (lo tengo rizado, pesado y bastante) pero con estas no tengo problema alguno. Me encantaron