is this what people use to make hair pins for kids?
1690444
I don't think so. I spouse you could, but they will still look utilitarian even if you glued something pretty on them. They have a pretty strong spring action for holding curls over night. A box of these clouds are cheap enough that you could try it out.
1690445
I guess you could. They are mostly used by hair dressers to do pin curls and the like. They do stay put and you could glue ribbon or flowers on but they are not that comfortable, especially for a child. I use them to help set vintage hair styles but never as barrettes.
316339
When you start doing more intricate designs it's impossible to use pinned blades anymore. Pinless allows for much smaller predrilled holes and much more detailed pieces. The blades are thinner and much easier to work with.
1998823
I haven't used it on kids but with the attachments it should be able to be used just fine. It may be a little light for extended use. For cutting my hair I use something like Wahl 79524-2501 Chrome Pro 24-Piece Haircut Kit. The clippers are heavier duty, and also just heavier, and seems to go forever.
1379433
No, unfortunately, they use a pin, similar to a hat pin. I thought about putting velcro on them, but I'm afraid that it may melt.
567273
You can use regular push pins. There is cork underneath. You can also use magnets.
1017708
No, I have fine blonde hair. I used it to set pin curls overnight. It worked great. My hair kept its curl for days - until I had to wash it!
1020985
Yes. And you can put the Disney pins on them. I saw these exact same lanyards at Disney for double the cost!
1543486
With straight pins. They are so silly. Don't waste your money. I tip I got was let your cakes cook upside down on a cooling rack and it flattens the top a bit.
1592782
Can't think of any new product that would be safe for kids. If they were stiffer, they might poke a small child. It took a day or two but they lay correctly now. Perhaps during packing, they could package the whiskers in shrink wrap to keep them straight. When the customer unpacks, they would simply slit open the shrink wrap packs. Just a thought, may be too cost prohibitive.
1570075
I use it on my two-year old because her hair is really like a spider web, and it smooths it out and looks shiny. It isn't "made" for kids, but I use it for her. Her hair looks noticeably better with Bed Head than store-bought shampoos and conditioners. There are other types of Bed Head. This one is for strengthening weak hair, but they have moisturizing and color protecting, etc.
1493049
I really cannot tell. They appear plastic but if (yes I did) you hold a pin gently between your teeth, it is obvious the material is wood. The pins are soft and rounded and well-spaced. Never had a problem with hair being pulled. I love the brush. Hope this helps.
2059361
You brush hair then get a little chunk and use that hook and I put the bead on the hook. Like just slide the bead on and then hook your hair and pull through and put your colored piece in I just push it in there and then use the pliers and squeeze super hard just to make sure it's in! :)
1349292
Sorry. I use them for human hair. If it helps, human hair gets stuck in them, too.
381554
I believe some of the pins could be fakes. This was the first time we have purchased pins from the internet. Normally we buy a set to trade. My personal trading experience at Disneyland has been some pins traded are real and some are fake. It really doesn't matter to my child, she just loves to trade. She does not trade with the "professional" pin traders.
733087
My daughter just uses the straight pins to hold her fashions in place. Then, she takes out the pins and redesigns. So, she doesn't sew a thing which makes it an independent activity at times and together, we design sometimes, too.
726243
Actually it's geared for older kids. Example I have it to two of my grand daughters both turning 11 and they were able to do it and made bracelets by the end of the day. BUT my younger grand daughter got hold of it and made a mess of the kit.
1691757
You take the clip things that come with it and stick the in between two layers of hair or just take bobby pins and pin them through the hair layers