👩 Kitsch Pro Creaseless Silicone Wrapped Bobby Pins - Blonde, Large Size, 3 Inches Long, 7 Count - Non-Slip for All-Day Hold Review

Silicone bobby pins may fit hair. In the summer I wanted to wear them on the inner sleeves of my Roll Tab shirt to keep the sleeves in place. They worked, but I decided to use safety pins instead. I could give them to my granddaughters who have thick hair.

The rubber cuff on the invisibility makes it difficult to pin your hair. I have thick hair so I had to remove the rubber nozzle.

Hairpins are too tight to open easily, let alone stay open when I put them in my hair. Each bobby pin has a plastic part, but it comes off every time I pull the pins out of my hair. They are too long for my thinning hair. They held up well in my hair, but I had to wear them a few times to even look decent because they were too tight. I've ordered taller, shorter pens, which I'm happy with.

But it is difficult to insert into the hair because the silicone is quite thick. That's probably also why it's holding up well. I would probably buy them again but all I know is they don't glide as well as you might expect. But the holding power is excellent.

If you have blonde hair this is not for you. They are light copper and darker blondes. It's a pity they made light blonde and white. The pins are very strong and don't wrinkle. If your hair is dark brown then this is perfect for you.

Not sure what I thought I got. I have medium length long hair - I love that this invisible bobby pin allows you to hold the french coil all day - I forgot! Now I have a neighbor with thicker and longer hair and I need more. I am very satisfied, thank you

These bobby pins are perfect for thick hair. I have thick wavy hair like my granddaughter. She is a figure skater, spins and jumps. I gave her the package and she said her hair stayed in a bun throughout the session. At school she wore them with pigtails around her head all day. We have no problem getting them out. I push on the double end while pulling on the curved end and they come right out. If you have thick hair, you're used to "losing" a bit in it from time to time, so it's okay. In the…