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Franck Provost hair clips can be used to hold an updo in place, section off strands during a haircut, secure a bun or simply keep hair off your face day to day. But you need to pick the right model – a poorly chosen clip can quickly become uncomfortable, or even unusable.
When buying a hair accessory, three mistakes crop up time and again:
So before you place your order, it’s worth matching the size to your actual needs, your hair volume and your styling habits.
For fine hair or just a few strands, mini hair clips and snap clips are usually the most practical. Compact and unobtrusive, they make precise styling, braids and small sections much easier.
Thick, curly or particularly voluminous hair calls for a larger clip with a wide enough opening. The FRANCK PROVOST Brown Thick Hair Clips - 1 Unit is designed for thick or voluminous hair, as well as twists, updos and sectioning.
Still, do check the dimensions listed on the product page. The description “for thick hair” indicates the intended use, but it doesn’t guarantee the same level of hold on every head of hair.
Styling clips that open with a squeeze are quick to handle. They’re especially useful for isolating sections during drying, cutting or colouring. Snap clips, on the other hand, open and close easily with one hand – a real advantage in front of the mirror or in the salon.
An automatic barrette is better suited to a single strand or half-ponytail and gives a more visible finish. For decorative use, pay close attention to its shape, width and the travel of the mechanism – a piece that’s too small may not hold the whole style.
A single clip can be enough for a half-ponytail or to quickly sweep hair off your face. However, for clips used to section hair, a pack of two, four or eight pieces will be far more practical. That way you can isolate several areas during a cut, blow-dry or colour treatment.
Product pages sometimes mention a metallic, plastic or tortoiseshell finish. If the exact composition isn’t stated, check the packaging. To avoid damaging your accessories, don’t expose them to direct heat from a hairdryer or straighteners for long periods, and remove them without pulling on the strands.
Why this is a good choice: Sold individually, this clip lets you try out a versatile accessory for everyday styles, half-ponytails and a few sections.
The single-unit pack means you don’t have to buy a large set before checking whether the size and feel work for you.
A versatile brown clip, described as suitable for fine, thick, curly or straight hair.
Why this is a good choice: The brown tortoiseshell finish complements a polished look, whether at work or out and about, without sacrificing practicality.
The two-pack means you won’t be left with just one clip for a symmetrical style or if you lose one.
Two clips in a brown tortoiseshell design, intended for updos, sectioning or a decorative touch.
Why this is a good choice: With eight clips, this pack is ideal for professionals, regular haircuts and styles that need lots of sections.
The quantity is suited to tasks that require multiple sections – no need to keep moving the same clip around.
Eight snap clips, easy to open with one hand, for styling, drying, cutting or colouring.
Why this is a good choice: If you often wear a bun or an updo, you’ll have a generous supply of pins to hand.
With forty pins, you won’t underestimate how many you need to secure a voluminous style.
A pack of 40 grey pins with a smooth finish, designed for buns and updos.
We’ve put together a full, real-time updated selection of products that meet these exacting criteria as well as European safety standards.
To avoid tugging and keep your accessories in good condition for longer:
A clip used correctly can last you through many hairstyles. But do keep an eye on its condition – a deformed mechanism, a sharp edge or an uneven closure are all signs it’s time to replace it.
Go for a large clip whose opening and capacity match the volume of your hair. The FRANCK PROVOST Brown Thick Hair Clips - 1 Unit is designed for thick or voluminous hair. If your hair is particularly dense, several clips will distribute the pressure better than a single accessory.
It depends on the length and mass of your hair, but a pack of four to eight pieces will generally be more practical than a single clip for isolating several areas. Snap clips are especially handy when you’re doing repeated manipulations.
They can be used on fine, thick, curly or straight hair, as long as you choose a length and quantity that suit the size of your bun. Insert them gradually into the base of the style, then remove them gently to minimise snagging.