Collection: Acetate Hair Accessories

Choose a shape and scale

Start with the effect you want. A slim or narrow headband adds a fine line around the hair, while a wide headband makes a more noticeable frame. Compare the exact measurements on each product page to see how much of the head the band will cover and how the scale will work with your hairstyle.

For an accent at the side or back, look at the shape of the accessory as well as its size. A Cellulose Acetate Teardrop Barrette has an elongated outline; a Cellulose Acetate Flower Hair Comb adds a floral detail; and a Cellulose Acetate Double Bow Insert Comb brings a bow motif. Choose one focal shape, then keep other accessories simple so the look feels considered.

Style it with your hair

For a headband, first decide whether you want your hair down or gathered back. Place the band where you want it to sit, then smooth or loosen the hair around your face to adjust the finish. A wide style can be the main accessory; a slim style pairs easily with earrings or a simple outfit detail.

To use a comb as an accent, make a side part and gather a small section from the heavier side. Slide the comb into the section so its decorative shape faces outward. For a half-up look, gather hair from both temples toward the back, twist once, and position the comb over the gathered section. Use a barrette or clip by bringing the section together first, then placing the accessory where it can be seen. Check the product page for its exact measurements and, for clips, combs, and pins, the listed Hold level.

Acetate details and care

This collection is made with acetate, with details such as bows, floral shapes, pearls, and rhinestones appearing on selected designs. Let the detail guide your pairing: a bow or flower can complement a simple hairstyle, while a rhinestone piece can add a small point of sparkle. The product name and page show the design you are choosing; check the page for its exact measurements before ordering.

Handle accessories gently when putting them on or taking them off. Store them where they will not be crushed or scraped against other items, and wipe them with a soft, dry cloth after wear. Keep them away from high heat and harsh cleaning products. For the best fit with your planned style, use the product page measurements rather than relying on how a piece looks in a photo.