Collection: Snap Clips

Choose a shape and scale

Start with the effect you want. A single clip near the temple adds a small point of detail, while two clips placed evenly on either side of a center part create a balanced frame. For a more noticeable accent, choose a decorative shape such as the Gradient Butterfly Snap Hair Clip or Polka Dot Bow Acetate Snap Clip.

Check the exact measurements on each product page before choosing. Compare the clip’s length and width with the section of hair where you plan to wear it: a narrow side section calls for a different proportion than a broader section swept back from the face. If you are choosing between two styles, hold a similar-sized item beside the section to picture the scale.

Wear snap clips with intention

For a simple side accent, make a clean part, take a small section from the front, and guide it toward the temple. Open the clip, place it over the section, and press it closed. Repeat on the other side if you want a matched look. For a swept-back style, gather hair from one side above the ear and angle the clip toward the back of the head.

A pair of clips can also dress up a low ponytail: secure the ponytail with your usual hair tie, then place one clip on each side above it. Keep the clips level for a tidy finish, or stagger them slightly for a less symmetrical look. Try the Floral Acetate No-Crease Clip for a softer floral accent, or the Leopard Heart Snap Hair Clip with Rhinestone when you want a more decorative detail. Check the product page for its listed Hold level as you compare styles.

Materials and everyday care

These styles use acetate, acrylic, metal, or fabric, with details such as floral shapes, pearls, crystals, and prints. Choose based on the finish and visual weight you want beside your hairstyle. The Crystal Leaf Snap Hair Clip, for example, brings a nature-inspired shape, while the Teardrop Polka Dot Acetate Hair Clip offers a graphic pattern.

To put a clip away, open it fully and lift it out rather than pulling it through the hair. This is especially helpful around decorative details. Wipe away product residue with a soft, dry cloth, and store clips where they will not be pressed under heavier items. Avoid soaking them or applying styling products directly to the clip. Handle fabric and decorative elements gently when opening and closing.