Teenitor 300pcs Bobby Pins Hair Pins Kit - 100 Brown, 100 U Shape, 100 Hair Bands - 2inch, 2.36inch, 2.75inch Pins for Women's Buns

I just needed hair pins both to style my own hair and secure wigs and hair piece when I chose to wear those. I always eventually lose things like that--they disappear worse than single socks from the dryer. Because of that, I didn't want to spend a whole lot on hairpins, but I did need a variety of styles, and I wanted them to be in silver to match my hair. The u-shaped pins are best for thicker hair, but they also come in two different lengths. My hair is a lot thinner these days due to the effects of serious health issues and some of the medication I take, so I also need regular bobby pins--ones that close tighter so they don't slip out of the hair. These also include two different sizes--some really long one that might be good for pulling back hair on the side like a barrette (and probably really good for people with a LOT of long or thick hair). The U-shaped pins I use to attach the wigs (I don't want to use the type of hairpiece that requires glue or weaving it into my own hair). The straight pins I use to control flyaways, and to style my hair during times it stops falling out and I have more "floof" to style. There are also a bunch of clear hair bands (rubber or plastic or silicone?) which I haven't bothered to open yet. I didn't really need those but it came as part of the set. Unless I heat style my hair (which at the moment I try not to), my hair texture is very coarse with natural ringlets unless it's humid where it turns into a giant tumbleweed on my head. Rubber bands like that tends get so tangled in my hair that they literally would have to be cut out. So I probably won't chance it . They may come in handy for some craft application (tie dye?) but it's no big deal. I like the pins, and the plastic case is re-usable so the pins can stay there for storage.

My daughter had her first dance recital, and each type of tool here helped! The elastics were a great size for ponytails and also for going over a bun mesh/donut. I used the more open pins to hold the bun, and some of the tighter pins to help hold her headband on. She was able to keep the hair style for another day or two with how well it held. She has fine, brown hair, and these worked perfectly for her. This will last us a long time, even with two dancers and if I used it myself

This box of Bobby pins has many different sizes and functions. They held my daughter’s prom updo all night and having the longer pins was so good for longer hair. If you regularly use pins in your hair or need some for an event, this is a good value! It also comes in an organizer that is slim enough to store easily.

I like the bobby pins. They are all great but the little rubber bands that they give you those suck you might as well pick them out right away and throw them away because if you’re gonna put your hair in them, they’re gonna pop halfway throughout your day, I had did my hair and it was so cute and I had braids going back and it was pulled up and I had used these to secure my French braids down ….halfway throughout my workday. I started feeling them pop on my head, my hair was coming out of the braid. So for the money if your bobby pin girl like I am, I don’t know if it’s exactly worth it but they are nice. The nice thing about it as it comes with a case to keep them all in.

As a dance mom, these bobby pins are what I use to help my daughter with the perfect bun needed for competitive dance season. The key to her perfect bun is using the open bobby pens to secure her bun to her head. After four competition seasons, we have yet to have a bun fall out during a dance because we use these bobby pins for ALL of our hair needs!

This kit is perfect for a dancer. My daughter can take this to competitions. It has all she needs and is organized and compact.

Perfect if your a traveling hairstylist haven’t had any issues

Bobbie pins for gray hair. Works for me.