7 Amazing Hairstyles To Do Using Hairpins

Hairpins are women's best allies in sustaining hair. Because they are discreet and sturdy, most hairstyles need their help to resist all night long.

According to hairstylist Wagner Nascimento of the Mondek Coiffeur salon, "the hairpin's advantage is its simple way of fixing hair." Also, they are less aggressive to hair like elastics and some barrettes.

There are hairstyles that are completely developed with hairpins, and usually they are hidden and inconspicuous. But nowadays, we see hairstyles that use them as a finish to adorn the look.

According to the professional, those used as a visible finish are not the staples we often use in salons, as there are external surface staples of different colors and shapes that are practically hair accessories.

Hairstyles With Clips

Some hairstyles that appear to be done in the salon can be done at home with hairpins. Below is a list of wonderful hairstyles in which bobby pins are the protagonists:

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1. Half stuck with apparent clamps

Leaving the staples apparent can bring a cool and stylish effect to the hairstyle. The idea is to play with the colors and formats created. To get the photo just follow the steps:

1. Attach a small lock on each side to the back, with two staples, joining the ends of them at the top;
2. To close the triangle, simply fasten a third clamp next to the two, taking advantage of holding the loose part of the strands.

2. Braids crown

The braid never goes out of style and is a practical and charming alternative for any occasion, from work to wedding party. Learn below how to make a beautiful crown with her:

1. Pull the hair to one side and start braiding the side. She should pull all the wires from one side and get closer to the opposite side;
2. Finish braiding the entire remaining length;
3. Pass the braid over the back of the neck toward the other side so that it is shaped like a crown;
4. Staple the end of the braid so that it splits at the beginning of it;
5. For the photo effect and extra volume, attach staples to each of the braid ends.

Tip: Hairstyles that contrast with the color of the hair here offer an incredible result.

3. Low Coke

Coke is one of the most sophisticated types of hairstyles, but it is also one of the simplest to make. With the help of the clamp, it gets even easier. See the step by step:

1. Twist the hair from neck to tip. For layered hair, use a fixative spray;
2. Curl the hair upwards, forming a bun at the height where the hair began to be curled;
3. Secure with one or as many staples as needed and finish with spray.

4. Short hair for a day

Want to have short hair and do not have the courage to cut since you do not know how it will look? So try experimenting for a day. With the help of two invisible elastics and many staples, the long strands become shorter in a few minutes. Here's how to do it:

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1. Separate the hair in half and secure two low tails back. The height of the elastics in the strands should be about the desired final length;
2. Take one of the strands and roll the strands inward, rising from the ends to the elastic, hiding it behind your hair;
3. Secure the curl to the inside of the hair so that it does not appear on the outside. Use as many staples as needed;
4. Repeat the process on the other strand and finish with spray or texturizing powder to mask unevenness in length.

5. Half Tufted

Half-tied hair is classic and can make the look modern and different with a tuft and colored bobby pins. Learn how to copy the hairstyle from the photo:

1. Start at the tuft by pulling the fringe up and unraveling the back. The more you shred, the bigger the tuft will be;
2. Fasten all bangs back with staples, hitting the tuft with a fine comb and spray fixer;
3. Pull two strands from the sides and secure with clips above the tuft trim to ensure that the hair is securely attached;
4. To make it even more modern, place decorated staples on the sides, as pictured.

6. Interlaced wicks

The photo hairstyle looks amazing and can be done on all hair types. Also, it is super easy to do. See below:

1. Start by separating a small side lock and fasten it back with a staple;
2. Pull a lock of the same size on the opposite side and repeat the process over the staple used in the first step;
3. Intertwine the strands by pulling one side at a time, always covering the staples, until the effect reaches the desired size.
4. Finish with fixative spray.

7. Trapped to one side

One way to have a sophisticated, party-ready look is to have your hair all combed to one side.And to make it even more beautiful, abuse the staples. Follow the step by step to have this amazing hairstyle:

1. Split the hair with a side stripe;
2. Pull the smaller part back, leading to the opposite side. If necessary, attach the wick under the larger part;
3. To finish, decorate this side that was pulled with staples. Abuse creativity!

Just get used to the style of the hairstyle, and dare to assemble it. Play with the designs formed with the staples or abuse the colored staples to make them apparent on the wires. Clips decorated with beads, pearls and any kind of ornament are also worth!

More ideas for you to try

Get inspired by the simple and charming ideas in the video below and get great when it comes to staples:

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Tips for Staple Use

Not to miss the hairstyle, here are tips to make it easier to use the little ones and make the result even better:

1. Do not limit yourself to using clips of the color indicated for your hair. "Sometimes a golden hairpin in blond hair is more apparent than a darker hairpin," says Wagner.
2. Use the staples you have with the wax on the ends very firmly. This prevents scratches on the scalp and allows the piece to be more comfortable on the head.
3. The correct way to use the staples is with the curl part down, while the straight part is out. Application and adhesion are much easier this way.
4. Choose the ideal clip size based on your hair type. "Bigger hairpins are ideal for those with the most hair, and smaller ones for thinner, thinner hair," suggests the professional.

Learn how to use the most common salon piece, get inspired by hairstyles, and have hairpins as your allies when it comes to straightening your hair, from day to day to parties and special events.

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