scunci Bobby Pins - 50ct

Great bobby pins for the price and durability

Great Bobby pins that blend in with your hair color seamlessly.

These bobby pins struggle to hold my hair in place and when I take them out, they are stuck open. I have fine hair so typically this is not an issue, but these bobby pins are horribly cheap.

I keep this back in my purse! It’s perfect for on the go when putting up my hair.

Poor quality bobby pins. More than half of them are unusable right out of the bag. Can rarely re-use one. Usually love this brand.

They do the job! I used them to do the classic curly bun/ updo for my anniversary dinner and it stayed all night!

I buy this color groupiong all of the time. Its great fo rboth darker and lighter hair.

The pins don't stay at all.

They wouldn’t stay in.

Love how they math my hair tones

I am not a bobby pin fan because they never seem to hold my thick hair. I did a low messy bun for a holiday party and I got it to hold until the after party when I started dancing (4+ hours after) so I'd say these are a solid hair accessory.

If your hair were a high-pressure situation, these bobby pins would be the first to fold! My thick, curly hair had these pins doing the limbo—bending backward and breaking under the pressure. It was like they were auditioning for a hair-taming reality show but got voted off in the first round. I witnessed a Bobby Pin Rebellion; half of them decided it was time to retire, while the rest just slid out of my hair like they were on a secret mission to escape the chaos. It seems my curls were too much of a wild ride for them. And to think, it's not just us curly-haired comrades facing the struggle. Straight, fine-haired folks are also caught up in this hair-raising comedy. It's like these bobby pins missed the memo on equal opportunity hair-holding. In conclusion, these pins are more drama than a soap opera, more chaos than a bad hair day. If you're looking for a hair accessory that can handle the pressure, these bobby pins might not be your co-stars in the hair drama of life.

Once removed from plastic packaging & liner, 75% of bobby pins bent to side (even after attempting to bend back to proper structure), making it extremely difficult for pins to place in hair. Those that do maintain their original bobby pin structure, end up slipping in hair, ruining your hairstyle. Quality is awful.

Too thin for curly hair. It feels like they are going to break. I will be buying others.

Poor quality It doesn’t work at all for straight hair.

I have very straight and fine hair, and these pulled my hair out every time I adjusted them or took them out. They might work better for more textured or curly hair tho!

Can't hold anything at all. Bend immediately

These work OK. I miss the old blonde CURVED bobby pins- those were amazing! Not happy with the only options I'm finding..

I bought these to do my daughter's hair for her ballet recital. They work fine, I think, but they are too large to fit neatly in a small child's hair. I had more luck with the smaller bobby pins and the curved pins.

They slide off too much and will not stay in place.