Frcolor 12Pcs Plastic Metal Duck Bill Clip Non-slip Rubberized Multicolor Duck Teeth Bows Salon Hair Grip
Product Description
Frcolor 12Pcs Plastic Metal Duck Bill Clip Non-slip Rubberized Multicolor Duck Teeth Bows Salon Hair Grip
Description
This product is perfect for clipping foils up and away during hair color applications. It is great for sectioning
hair. Works especially well for fine sections and around the hairline. Every stylist needs clips to section and
separate their client's hair for many types of processing. These hair clips are adorable! Ready to wear or
decorate. It is quite suitable for a variety of hair styles.
Features
- Color: Random Color.
- Material: Plastic andamp; Metal.
- Size: 11.5x1.2cm / 4.5x0.5inch(LxW).
- Unique hinged clips it is possible to hold any amount of hair.
- Contours and curves to the shape and make client comfortable.
- Provides strength and ample capacity for hairdressing spraying.
- This sectioning clip is perfect for hair salon Hairdresser and so on.
- Suitable for garden and household cleaning. It's ideal hair clips for women, girls, hairdresser.
Package Including
1 x set of 12Pcs Colorful Plastic Metal Duck Teeth Bows Hair Clips Hairdressing Salon Hair Grip Crocodile DIY
Accessories Hairpins Rubberized Non-slip Chic Styling Claw Hair Barrettes (Random Color)
Technical Specifications
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