Voluminous Claw Clip Hairstyle

If your claw clips never stay in place… it’s probably not the clip—it’s the technique ✨

If your claw clips never stay in place… it’s probably not the clip—it’s the technique ✨

This simple hack gives you:

• way more hold (no slipping after 20 minutes)

• better shape from the front

• that effortless, elevated look instead of “thrown up in 2 seconds”

It takes maybe 10 seconds to do, but it makes such a big difference—especially if you have fine or silky hair

Save this for your next hair day & try it yourself 🤍

And tell me… did it actually stay??

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5/11 Edited to

... Read moreFrom my personal experience, mastering the claw clip technique can truly transform your hairstyling routine—especially if you struggle with clips sliding out or messy shapes. The method described here, involving gathering the hair into a mid ponytail, pulling it halfway through the final loop, splitting that loop in half, turning it sideways, and then securing with a claw clip, provides extra hold and volume that typical clips alone can’t achieve. I have fine, silky hair that tends to slip out of most clips within minutes, so this trick was a game changer for me. By splitting the loop and turning it sideways before clipping, you create tension and grip around the hair rather than just pinching it, which drastically reduces slipping. Moreover, this technique gives a fuller, more voluminous look rather than a flat or hastily clipped style. This hairstyle isn’t just about hold and volume; it also delivers a polished, effortless vibe perfect for casual days or more dressed-up occasions. It takes under 10 seconds once you get the hang of it, making it ideal for busy mornings or quick hair refreshes. To get the best results, try this on dry or slightly textured hair—sometimes adding a bit of dry shampoo or light texturizing spray before clipping can boost grip even more. Experiment with different claw sizes to find the one that works best for your hair thickness and length. Overall, this voluminous claw clip hairstyle technique helped me avoid the frustration of slipping clips and gave me the confidence to rock a chic, elevated updo without hassle. If you’ve tried claw clips but found them unreliable, I highly recommend giving this simple hack a go—it really changes the game!

2 comments

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Shanae Smith Petersen

I’m sorry. This is very cute, but I could not follow doing on my own hair. Steps 3 - 5 were kinda a blur. I feel like a couple of steps are missing. Can u do this video? I think I would get a better idea. Mine looks nothing like yours. Perhaps I’m just an idiot who doesn’t follow directions well. I don’t know. I got confused tho. But thanks for posting a cute style with a claw clip.

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lemon1855314652

It looks awesome but I’m thinking the same way as the first comment. I think a video would be better. Luke 3-5 steps I’m like mine does not look like yours.. lol maybe I do t follow direction well. Beautiful thoe.