Product Guide & Education

Tortoiseshell hair clips are recognized by their irregular mix of amber, brown, black and translucent areas. The term describes a visual pattern, not one fixed color formula. A light honey tortoiseshell barrette, a dark coffee French comb and a high-contrast tortoiseshell claw clip can all belong to the same broad design family. For a brand

Banana clips and claw clips can both gather long hair without using a standard hair tie, but they create noticeably different results. A banana clip closes around the hair along a long, curved line, often producing an elongated ponytail. A claw clip grips a twist, bun or section of hair between spring-loaded teeth. Neither style

A silk scrunchie and a satin scrunchie can look similar, but the two names describe different things. Silk identifies a fiber. Satin identifies a weave that creates a smooth, lustrous surface and can be made from silk, polyester or another fiber. This means a scrunchie described only as “satin” is not automatically made from silk.

A flat claw clip is a spring-loaded hair claw designed with a lower, wider profile than a conventional rounded claw. It still opens through two hinged sides and closes around the hair, but its body spreads the shape closer to the back of the head instead of projecting outward as prominently. The names flat claw

A magic hair comb is a flexible hair holder made from two combs joined by elastic cords, a stretch panel or a bead-decorated connection. One comb anchors on one side of the hairstyle, while the second stretches across the gathered hair and secures it from the opposite side. The same product is also sold as

French combs and claw clips can both secure an updo, but they create very different product experiences. A French comb slides into a twist or bun and keeps the outside silhouette relatively clean. A claw clip surrounds the hair with two hinged sides, making it easy to open, place and remove. For a brand developing