Hello again my hair lovers! Today we are going to talk about our dear fellow bobby pins. This might sound a little bit boring but, some facts can be quite interesting for you.

I must confess that they are everywhere at my house, my car, wallet etc, as a hair blogger is difficult to keep them in one place since I’m always doing different hairstyles on my hair lol.

Just as ponytails and pens, they are in the list of daily lost objects in the world, because they are produced in bulk they can be bought really cheap.

This is definitely how we girls start marking our territory for sure 

1899 created by Luis Marcus in Paris they quickly became notorious for their efficiency and cheap price tag.

It takes the name “Bobby” after its purpose which was to keep the new bobbed hairstyle in place, known in England as kirby grip or hair grip.

Luis sold the first two handmade bobby pins for 0.35 cents.

The bobby pins were a small invention however, they changed the world it helped women feel their best and confident achieving hair looks that were not possible back then.

Time to talk about being creative with exposed bobby pins. These babies can also be bought in different colors or can have diamonds, glitter, beads, or any other detail that can make them special.

DON’T
-Don’t put bobby pins on wet hair, they will leave a dent.
-Never use bobby pins with chipped or peeling coating. Pins without the protective plastic ends can scrape your scalp and lead you to split ends.

YES THERE ARE DIFFERENT TYPES

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