7 Reasons to Size Up to the Holiday Claw Clip Set

If you've spent years hunting for a clip that holds all your hair, and redo your twist in the bathroom by noon, start here.

1. It's not your hair, it's the clip size

Twist a lot of hair and you get a thick roll. A small clip can only grab its outer layer.

Every time you turn your head, the roll pushes the clip open. That's the slide down the back of your head by lunch.

2. Hair ties and small clips both fall short

Hair ties hold, but they pull at your hairline and leave a dent by evening.

Small drugstore clips slip out of a thick twist, and a lot of them snap the first time they hit the floor.

3. A clip big enough to wrap the twist

These clips are about 4 inches, big enough for the teeth to close around the whole twist instead of pinching the edge.

A metal spring keeps them shut as you move. The hair sits inside the clip instead of pushing against it.

4. Twist, clip, done

Twist your hair up at the back, open the clip wide, grab the whole twist and let go. Give your head a shake.

No elastic pulling at your hairline, and no dent when you take it down at night.

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5. Who these aren't for

On fine or short hair, a 4-inch clip can be too much. Extra-long, extra-thick hair may want two clips.

They're plastic with a metal spring, so don't drop them on tile or force them open past the hinge. If they don't work for your hair, you have 30 days to ask for a refund.

6. Four matte colours in a gift box

Every set has the same four matte colours: cream, taupe, burgundy and forest green.

They come in a gift box, so the set goes straight into a stocking or onto a coworker's desk.

7. Two sets for $20

Every order is Buy 1, Get 1 Free: two gift-boxed sets for $20. That's 8 clips, $2.50 a clip. Keep one box and give the other.

4 sets are $40 and 6 are $60. Every order has a 30-day money-back guarantee.