The present invention is concerned with a hair fastener. The hair fastener has a first hair claw member and a second hair claw member for accommodating and securing a log of hair therebetween, a first hinge positioned between and pivotably connecting respective rear ends of the first and second claw members together for controlling relative movement thereof, a first handle connected to a rear end of the first claw member, and a second handle pivotably connected to a rear end of the second claw member, and a lock including a first projection extending from the first handle and a second projection extending from the second handle in that the first and second projections are pointed towards, engageable with and lockable against each other.

A hair clip includes a first side and a second side that are connected to each other with a hinge. Each side of the clip includes two or more rows of teeth, imparting the clip with at least two rows of teeth, including an outer row at or near a bottom of the clip and an intermediate row closer to a top of the clip. As the sides of the clip close together, corresponding rows of teeth on the two sides of the clip may face, or oppose, each other. Teeth of the opposed rows may mesh, or interleave with each other. Methods for using clips with multiple rows of teeth are also disclosed.

A hair clip includes a first side and a second side that are connected to each other with a hinge. Each side of the clip includes two or more rows of teeth, imparting the clip with at least two rows of teeth, including an outer row at or near a bottom of the clip and an intermediate row closer to a top of the clip. As the sides of the clip close together, corresponding rows of teeth on the two sides of the clip may face, or oppose, each other. Teeth of the opposed rows may mesh, or interleave with each other. Methods for using clips with multiple rows of teeth are also disclosed.

A hair accessory is for use with a plurality of hair ornaments. The hair accessory includes a gripping member and an elastic member. The gripping member grips hair of a user, and has a body and a plurality of gripping protrusions. The body has a first side, a second side, and a plurality of through holes extending from the first side to the second side. The elastic member is woven among the through holes and is configured such that a plurality of associated elastic segments are located on each of the first and second sides of the body, thereby allowing the plurality of hair ornaments to be maintained on the first side of the body.

A hair accessory is for use with a plurality of hair ornaments. The hair accessory includes a gripping member and an elastic member. The gripping member grips hair of a user, and has a body and a plurality of gripping protrusions. The body has a first side, a second side, and a plurality of through holes extending from the first side to the second side. The elastic member is woven among the through holes and is configured such that a plurality of associated elastic segments are located on each of the first and second sides of the body, thereby allowing the plurality of hair ornaments to be maintained on the first side of the body.

A hair clip includes a first side and a second side that are connected to each other with a hinge. Each side of the clip includes two or more rows of teeth, imparting the clip with at least two rows of teeth, including an outer row at or near a bottom of the clip and an intermediate row closer to a top of the clip. As the sides of the clip close together, corresponding rows of teeth on the two sides of the clip may face, or oppose, each other. Teeth of the opposed rows may mesh, or interleave with each other. Methods for using clips with multiple rows of teeth are also disclosed.

A hair clip includes a first side and a second side that are connected to each other with a hinge. Each side of the clip includes two or more rows of teeth, imparting the clip with at least two rows of teeth, including an outer row at or near a bottom of the clip and an intermediate row closer to a top of the clip. As the sides of the clip close together, corresponding rows of teeth on the two sides of the clip may face, or oppose, each other. Teeth of the opposed rows may mesh, or interleave with each other. Methods for using clips with multiple rows of teeth are also disclosed.

A clip is convertible between a clip configuration to hold hair and a comb configuration to comb through hair.

A clip is convertible between a clip configuration to hold hair and a comb configuration to comb through hair.