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Shein gets a bad rap for low quality products (and some very questionable business practices), but according to blogger Sanaa Brown, these claw clips are strong enough to hold her natural Type 4 curls as demonstrated in her styling video. What We Don't Like: The insanely low cost comes at the price of shopping from a fast fashion brand with questionable business practices. What We Like: Even Type 4 curls stay put with this clip. Quantity: 1 | Colorways: 2 | Size: 4.75 W x 2.4 H x 1.6 D inches

Plus, we love that it's made from recycled materials. "I can see myself wearing it out on a date or out to dinner with friends because the design is fun but neutral and goes with just about everything," says Honkus. Honkus is also a fan of the square shape and tortoise shell design. "It even manages to keep my hair in place when I'm out running errands, not just sitting around doing my makeup which is nice." Celebrity hairstylist Allie Ellis owns a ton of the jumbo clips since they work well on her curly hair and boast a "designer look" for a reasonable price. "I love how big it is - the sheer size allows it to securely hold my thick, almost waist-length hair without a problem," says InStyle Commerce Editor Mary Honkus. What We Don't Like: Skip this if your hair is on the shorter side.Īnyone wary of claw clips because they have long hair, give this jumbo sized beauty a chance. What We Like: You can wrangle waist-length hair with this elegant design. Quantity: Set of 5 | Colorways: 2 | Size: 3.35 x 1.9 inches If your hair is long and curly, you might need a larger clip. Though these aren't the biggest clips on the list, the size worked on both my long and Martyn's medium length hair. "These never tug or slip out of my hair," says Martyn. There's a hidden row of spikes on the inside that work with the interlacing teeth to really dig into the hair while still being gentle. Whether power walking or driving on the infamous pothole ridden roads in Los Angeles, my twist wouldn't budge. I tried the clips myself and instantly fell in love with the sleek shape and reliable hold. "I've stepped on them, lost them in the bottom of my bag, dropped them down flights of stairs, and they look brand new.

"You get a ton for a pretty cheap price, and the best part is that they are really high quality," says Martyn, who has fine hair (but a lot of it). InStyle commerce writer Caitlyn Martyn received this set for Christmas after her mom saw the same design at a boutique for a much higher price. If you want a dupe for all those pricey claw clips you see at boutiques from high-end brands, check out this value pack from Amazon. What We Don't Like: Some reviewers wish they were bigger, but our team of testers didn't have problems on both medium and long hair. What We Like: Stylish, durable, and effective, these clips are an incredible value.

Best Mini: Anthropologie Speckled Mini Hair Clip Set.

Best Drugstore: Scunci No-Slip Grip Basic Claw Hair Clips.

Best Color Range: Canitor Large Claw Clip.

Best Banana Clip: Nalodu Hair Claw Clips.

Best for Natural Hair: Shein 3pcs Girls Acrylic Hair Claw.

Best for Long/Thick Hair: Kitsch Eco-Friendly Jumbo Open Shape Claw Clip.

Best Overall: Muior Rectangle Claw Clips.

We named Muior Rectangle Claw Clips as Best Overall because they are the ideal combination of fashion and function - they lock down your hairdo, don't tug, and look exactly like those colorful clips you see at boutiques for twice the price.įorget the scrunchies and the headbands - claw clips below are the only hair accessory you need. I even tried a few myself to ensure they truly stay put without pulling your hair. To help you find the best claw clips for your hair type, I interviewed celebrity hair stylists, beauty influencers, and InStyle staffers (we are big claw clip fans here). Designers like Alexandre de Paris and Balmain Hair Couture crafted high-end versions, while Amazon offers all sorts of shapes, colors, and sizes for a fraction of the price. With all the options out there, it can be hard to discern what exists purely for looks versus what actually holds your hair in place. Now, I feel lame using something as banal as a black elastic to tie my hair back. I used to scoff at the claw clip when my mom wore them back in the '90s. "There is that ease - you can throw up your hair and it looks cool and if you take it down, there aren't creases." "We went from high buns to scrunchies to now claw clips," says celebrity hairstylist Laura Polko, who styles everyone from Emma Chamberlain to the D'Amelio's. Does anyone wear normal ponytails anymore? Based on what I see from friends, coworkers, and celebrities like Bella Hadid and Hailey Bieber, the answer is no.