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Franck Provost hair clips serve many purposes: holding a section of hair while blow-drying, separating hair before a cut or colour, securing a bun, or simply accessorising a hairstyle. However, the choice isn't just about colour or how many pieces come in a pack.
Certain mistakes crop up time and again at the point of purchase:
Standard sectioning hair clips open by squeezing their ends together. They're suitable for drying, cutting, colouring and preparing sections.
Click-clack clips use a press-down mechanism that opens and closes quickly with one hand. They're handy for holding small sections or creating a simple everyday style. The Franck Provost model sold in a pack of 8 is designed for sectioning and up-dos.
A hair barrette often plays a more decorative role. It can work for a half-ponytail or a light hold, but it won't necessarily be suitable for securing multiple sections during a blow-dry.
For fine hair, a mini hair clip reduces the risk of slipping on a small section. It can also be used to decorate a braid or secure a few strands around the face.
For thick, curly or voluminous hair, go for a wider model. The brown Franck Provost clip designed for thick hair is sold individually and works well for buns, twists and larger sections.
The actual capacity depends on the amount of hair, its moisture level and whether any styling products are present. A clip should never be forced beyond its normal opening.
The number of pieces should match your needs:
Also check the exact contents stated on the product page. Two very similar-looking references may be offered in different pack sizes.
Why this suits this profile: This pack of 2 clips gives you a sensible starting quantity for holding a section, creating a half-ponytail or separating hair during home styling.
The stated contents are clearly shown: 2 clips. This stops you mistaking the product image for a larger pack.
Compact size, reportedly secure grip and intended use on different hair types.
Why this suits this profile: The brown tortoiseshell finish adds a real aesthetic touch to a clip, half-ponytail or small bun.
The description clearly distinguishes the holding function from the decorative aspect. So this isn't just a pretty accessory.
Pack of 2, brown tortoiseshell colour and intended use for up-dos or sectioning.
Why this suits this profile: Hairdressers, those who regularly colour their hair and anyone sectioning multiple areas will appreciate this pack of 10.
The number of units is clearly stated: 10. This means you can plan multiple sections without having to buy individual clips.
Pack of 10 clips, suitable for cutting, drying, colouring and styling at home or in the salon.
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To use a hair clip, open it without pulling on your hair, gather a section that suits its width, then gently release the mechanism. Remove it slowly, especially if your hair is curly or tangled.
Avoid sleeping with hair clips or barrettes in. Small pieces should be kept out of reach of young children. Do not use an accessory on an irritated or injured scalp. To prolong its lifespan, store it in a dry place away from direct heat and strong light.
Two to four clips are usually enough for a simple up-do or a few sections. For a blow-dry, colour or cut that requires multiple zones, a pack of 8 to 10 offers more flexibility.
Go for a wide model whose description mentions use on thick or voluminous hair. A clip that's too small will only hold an insufficient section and is more likely to spring open. For a bun, dedicated hairpins can provide extra hold.
They can work for small sections, as long as you don't try to grip too much hair at once. For a very fine strand or a detailed braid, mini clips are often easier to position.