Our hair clips and bobby pins cover the everyday jobs your hair needs: pinning a section back, twisting up an updo with hair pins, or holding a blowout in place. The collection runs to more than 100 styles in clips, pins, barrettes and snap clips, all vegan and cruelty-free.

Whatever you reach for, the promise is the same: a secure, no-slip hold that comes out without a crease. Our creaseless clips leave no dent, and smooth edges mean no snag. Shop by clip type below, or browse the full range of hair accessories in the grid.

Shop Hair Clips by Type

Different jobs call for different clips, so it helps to shop by shape and finish.

• Flat clips and cloud clips lie flush to your head, so there is no bump under a hat or a ponytail. Browse flat clips in cloud shapes and satin-rosette finishes.

• Creaseless clips hold thick sections while you do makeup or blow-dry, then slide out with no crease and no dent. See the full creaseless clips range, including XL sizes.

• Snap clips and barrettes open and close in one motion for quick half-up looks, with metal hair clips in gold and silver finishes. Shop snap clips.

• Alligator and styling clips grip firmly for sectioning, coloring and blow-drying. Our no-slip crocodile clips and duck bill styling clips keep damp hair out of the way.

• French hair pins twist and lock to hold a bun or updo on two prongs. Explore French hair pins in gold, silver and hematite.

• Bobby pins and U pins anchor small sections and flyaways, with bobby pins in 45-piece packs in black, brown and blonde.

• Claw clips hold a full twist without a headache. Find the lineup in claw clips.

Finding the Right Clip for Your Hair Type

Hair clips for thin and fine hair

Less hair means a smaller clip grips better, because there is little to fill the jaw. Reach for mini cloud clips, small hair clips and X-Small sets that stay put without sliding. Lightweight styles also sit more comfortably and will not drag a delicate section down.

Hair clips for thick hair

Thick or curly hair needs a bigger jaw and a wider grip. XL creaseless clips and large flat cloud clips hold a heavy section without straining, and splitting a heavy section across two clips keeps everything secure. For a full twist, a claw clip carries the most hair.

Short, curly and layered hair

Short, layered and curly hair does best with mini clips placed at an angle, so they catch enough hair to hold. A half-up section pinned with a small clip keeps grown-out layers and baby hairs off your face without slipping.

How to Use Bobby Pins and Hair Pins

Most bobby pins slip because they go in the wrong way up. A few adjustments fix that.

1. Point the crimped, wavy side down toward your scalp. That ridged side is the grip, and it holds against the head.

2. Slide the pin in flat, then push or turn it toward your scalp to lock it in place.

3. Do not force the pin wide open before it goes in, since over-spreading weakens the spring and it starts to slip.

4. Match the pin to your color so it disappears. We make black bobby pins, brown bobby pins and blonde bobby pins in 45-piece packs.

5. Cross two pins in an X to anchor a bun or a twist that has to hold all day.

6. For a French twist or updo, use U pins and French hair pins, sliding them in against the direction of the twist and rotating down.

Decorative Clips & Pins

Beyond the everyday workhorses, the collection leans into cute hair clips for when the accessory is the point. Pearl and pearlized-cream finishes dress up a simple half-up, and gold hair clips like metal barrettes and French pins add polish to a low bun.

Bow hair clips in satin, velvet and chiffon read soft and romantic, and decorative bobby pins set with gemstones or rhinestones turn a plain pin into a detail. Rotating collab prints, including Bridgerton x Kitsch and KitschPop, drop throughout the year.

Hair Clips & Bobby Pins FAQ

What's the difference between bobby pins and hair pins?

Bobby pins are flat and closed, so they grip small sections and flyaways tightly. Hair pins, U pins and French pins are open and springy, which lets them hold larger, twisted sections like a bun or a French twist.

How do you use a bobby pin so it doesn't slip?

Point the crimped side down toward your scalp, and do not over-spread the pin before it goes in. To anchor a bun, cross two pins in an X so they lock against each other.

Which hair clips work best for thick hair?

Bigger jaws hold more hair, so XL creaseless clips and large flat cloud clips work best on thick hair. For a heavy section, split it across two clips so nothing strains to stay shut.

What are creaseless clips?

Creaseless clips hold a section firmly, then slide out without leaving a dent, even on damp hair. That makes them a favorite for makeup, skincare and sectioning during a blow-dry.

Are these clips damaging to hair?

Our clips are built with smooth edges and no sharp teeth, so they hold without snagging and stay gentle enough for daily use. Match the clip size to your hair for the most comfortable, secure hold.

Which Clip to Reach For

Pick by the job in front of you. A creaseless clip holds a section while you get ready, a French pin locks an updo, and bobby pins handle the flyaways in between. Match the size to your hair, and one secure hold does the work without a crease.