a blog post about claw clip hairstyles you will actually want to wear

Claw Clip Hairstyles You’ll Actually Want to Wear

Claw clips have seriously earned their spot as the go-to hair accessory—and it’s easy to see why. They strike that perfect balance between style and function. If you're in a hurry or want to tame flyaways, a claw clip hairstyle can help. It quickly pulls your look together and makes it seem like you tried, even if you didn't.

What’s even better? Hair clips come in so many fun shapes, colors, and vibes—from sleek classics to playful designs like pretzels, butterflies, or even luna moths. Whether you're dressing up or going casual, there's a clip to match your mood.

If you’ve been thinking claw clip hairstyles are all the same, we’re here to change your mind. Here are five super easy, super cute ways to wear them that’ll upgrade your hair game in no time.

1. The Classic Twist

The OG claw clip hairstyle that never fails. It’s simple, elegant, and works for any occasion.

Simply gather your hair as if making a ponytail. Twist it up, then fold it back down. Use our favorite pretzel hair clip to hold it in place. Done! You’ve got that clean, polished look with almost zero effort.

a woman wearing a pretzel hair clip

2. The Messy Bun Upgrade

If you love the effortlessly cute look, this one’s for you. Just gather your hair into a loose ponytail, give it a little twist, wrap it into a bun, and secure it with a claw clip. You can even mist some hairspray to keep it extra secure.

The result? A casual, cool hairstyle that’s perfect for chill days, running errands, or a lazy weekend brunch. Use a patterned hair clip to take your bun from basic to fun.

messy bun hairstyle with a claw clip

3. Half-Back Style

This is your new go-to when you want something simple but still put-together. Just take the top section of your hair, pull it back, and secure it with a claw clip. That’s it! This half-up claw clip hairstyle is romantic, effortless, and perfect for any occasion—from a quick coffee run to a night out.

half back hairstyle with a claw clip

4. Loose Braid + Clip

A braid is always cute—but adding a claw clip makes it even better. Whether you go for a classic braid or something fancier like a fishtail, pop in a fun clip at the end or near the top to give it a little extra style. It’s a small touch that totally elevates your look—and helps keep everything in place.

loose braid hairstyle with a claw clip

5. Low Pony

Can't find your scrunchie this morning? No worries! If you have thicker hair, a claw clip can be a perfect alternative. Just choose a larger size to ensure it securely holds your strands in place for a smooth, hassle-free look.

low ponytail hairstyle with a claw clip

6. Side Braided Clip

Sweep your braid to the side and secure it with a clip. Experiment with different colors and shapes of the accessory to switch up the style and give it a fresh vibe.

side braid hairstyle with a claw clip

7. Clip Creatively

Get creative with your clips when you're unsure how to style your hair—and that's totally fine! Simply place claw clips at different points along your hair for a fun, 'gram-worthy look.

how to wear claw clips creatively

8. Half-Up With Braids

Braids can totally transform your half-up hairstyle. Add them to the loose part of your hair. You can try different braid thicknesses or change the number of braids. This will help you switch up your look.

half braid hairstyle with a luna moth hair claw clip

9. Half Up Messy Bun

Create a half-up style using our cheese claw clip and twist the hair you pull up into a cute bun. Extra style points if you choose a flower-shaped claw clip like the one shown!

half up messy bun with a cute cheese hair claw clip

10. Space Bun

Space buns are a super fun and playful hairstyle! Basically, you make two little buns on each side of your head for a cute, symmetrical vibe. Secure them with fun hair clips. Perfect for everything from festivals to laid-back days.

space bun hairstyle with hair claw clip
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