Review on 💇 Goody Ouchless Flex Hair Barrette: Small Size, 2-Pack Assorted Colors - No Pain, All Style by Danielle Davis

I have thin thin hair but it's long (below the waist) and I'm tired of it getting tangled in the CPAP Headgear masks or trying to secure it adequately (I'm a sensitive side sleeper and all the clips and tail straps I used were uncomfortable at some point during the night). Then years ago I found one of these in a box and decided to try them for this purpose - they are strong enough to hold my hair, soft/flexible enough not to irritate me if I accidentally lay on them while I roll over or sleep I move my hair around enough that it doesn't pull my hair and hang around when I move. I'm so glad Revain wears them because I couldn't find them in stores and they are so comfortable I sometimes forget to comb my hair in the morning and when I get them out of bed cats often steal the barrette and the racquet underneath my clothes, so I like to have spare parts. For those wondering how this works, I braid my hair and then roll it into a long roll starting at the roots and tucking the ends in at the bottom. Then I roll up the roll, twist two loops of the braid with my fingers, take a small piece of hair on the scalp and put the hairpin in the first loop, under the hair on the head and in the last loop. It holds hair up and maneuvers easily to fit best over a headband, yet moves smoothly when needed. If you have thicker hair, you might prefer a large bobby pin - I've tried both and the small bobby pins work best for me.