Hair Accessories

There is currently no complete classification of hair accessories in society.

The following is a classification that I have concluded that is reasonable:

Head ropes include hair ropes, hair bands, rubber bands, hair bundles, etc.

The comb is also called the comb. Including crowns and other similar headbands with cards and teeth

Hairpins are also called hair forks, hairpins, and sticks. One or two needles, mostly used for pan heads.

Hairpin Also called headband and headband. The large semicircular ring is stuck on the back of the ear, and there is a clip of cloth or plastic material that clips the hair into a bundle.

Banana clip A clip that holds the hair in a bundle

Tip-nose clips include duckbill clips, pick-up clips, alligator clips, tiger clips, shark clips, etc., one and more thin clips that are inserted into the hair, large and small

The BB clip is also called a water drop clip and a frog clip. Usually made of small clips on the sides or in front of the hair, the thin rims are stuck in the hair, the surface is rhinestones or other accessories, and there are also a pair of claws.

The claw clip is divided into side claws and full claws (the claw clip is made of alloy material and acrylic material, and the large claw clip is suitable for the disc hair. The small claw clip can be used for the top clip, that is, when the hair is worn, a small part is clipped. hair.)

Headband A large semicircular ring with two sides stuck behind the ear. It is made of cloth or plastic. It is also called a headband and is issued.