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While both are used to style and decorate hair, there’s a bit of a difference between the hair clip and the hairpin. The downside to hair pins is they are not super secure on their own, so you may need to use bobby pins in your updo alongside the hairpins. I like to use the hairpins to pin the hair where it is not visible and then go in with a bobby pin and cross it over one of the hairpin arms to secure it. Hair pins are also very flexible, so you can easily bend the arms to wrap around hair better or form to the head. Alligator clips are the clips that I most often use as a hairstylist because they are the best of the best for holding tight sections while coloring, cutting, and styling. These clips are a type of hinge clip that has long, curved arms with teeth-like groves on them. The teeth do a fantastic job of securely holding your section where you want it without worrying that it will fall.

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The number one clip I go to most of the time in the salon is alligator clips. These clips do a fantastic job of gripping the hair and securing it where you want it while sectioning for color, updos, styling, and whatever else you want your hair moved away from. If you are looking for a hair clip as an accessory, I love claw clips because they come in many different shapes, sizes, and styles and do a great job of holding your hair where you want it all day. Uses for Hair Clips Wedding Gift for Groom - Dog Tie clip - Custom Tie Clip - Tie Clip Personalize Pet Portrait -Engraved Tie Bar -Logo Tie Clip -Christmas Gift However, using this pin takes some getting used to because you don’t simple slide it into the hair. There are flips and turns that you have to do to secure the hair. Style Idea: Simple Donut BunThe pins used in the Regency and Victorian eras for their elaborate hairstyles are not bobby pins but these U-shaped pins.