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4 Ways to Put Your Hair Up with a Jaw Clip

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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Introduction:

Jaw clips are versatile and fashionable accessories that can quickly transform your hairstyle, making them perfect for busy mornings or when you’re looking for a quick style refresh. They come in various sizes and designs, ensuring there’s a perfect fit for everyone. Here are four easy ways to put your hair up using a jaw clip, from simple updos to elegant twists.

1. The Classic Twist:

This timeless updo works best on medium to long hair.

– Start by gathering your hair into a loose ponytail at the nape of your neck.

– Hold the base of the ponytail with one hand and twist it upwards until it’s snug against your head.

– Open the jaw clip with your free hand and secure the twisted hair in place by clamping the clip down near the base of your neck.

– Adjust any loose strands or bumps to create a smooth, pulled-together look.

2. Half-Up, Half-Down Style:

Ideal for those with shoulder-length hairstyles who want some extra volume.

– Divide your hair into two horizontal sections; one right above your ears and another around ear level.

– Gather the top section into a small ponytail.

– Use the jaw clip to secure this section near the crown of your head, ensuring a creation of natural volume and lift.

– Leave the bottom section of hair hanging loose and flowing.

3. Side-Swept Elegance:

A chic hairstyle that adds sophistication to any outfit.

– Part your hair deeply to one side.

– Gather all hair on the opposite side low behind the ear, sweeping it elegantly across the back of your head.

– Using a small jaw clip, secure your swept-up hair discreetly behind your ear.

– Pull out some face-framing strands to soften the look.

4. The Messy Bun Alternative:

Perfect for when you want an updo without spending too much time on perfection.

– Gather your hair into a low, loose ponytail.

– With your other hand, open the jaw clip and slide it in just above the hairband.

– Close the jaws of the clip capturing some of the ponytail and letting the remaining hair flow outwards to create a tousled effect.

– Pull out a few strands around your face and massage your roots lightly for added volume.

Conclusion:

Jaw clips offer easy and versatile ways to elevate your everyday style. Try these four different techniques for a variety of looks suitable for any occasion. Once you’re familiar with them, feel free to experiment and create your custom jaw clip hairstyles.

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