Butterfly hair clips are closely associated with ’90s and early 2000s (Y2K) styles, and they’re trending again today. On this page, you’ll see everything from classic mini clips called out as “90s” accessories to modern claw designs with matte finishes or rhinestone accents.

• Throwback vibe: Mini butterflies scattered through braids or along a part line.
• Modern take: Medium and large butterfly-shaped claws to secure half-up twists or quick updos.
• Mix-and-match: Multicolor sets make it easy to coordinate with outfits.

If you’re shopping, check size and material details so you get the look and hold you prefer.

They’re decorative hair accessories shaped like butterflies that can also provide light-to-medium hold, depending on the style. You’ll find several types on this page:

• Mini claws: Great for accenting braids, holding small twists, or styling multiple along a part.
• Medium/Large claws: Useful for half-up styles and quick updos.
• Snap clips and barrettes: Add a butterfly accent to bangs, side parts, or ponytails.

Materials vary from plastic/acrylic to metal and embellished designs. For the best fit, review the product description for clip size, count, and finish, and consider your hair thickness and the look you want.

Most butterfly claw clips use a spring-loaded hinge with interlocking teeth. When you squeeze the clip, the teeth open; when you release, they close around your hair to create gentle grip.

1. Gather or twist the section you want to secure.
2. Squeeze the clip to open the claws.
3. Place the teeth over the twist or section and release.

Tips that can help:

• Right size: Use mini clips for small sections; larger claws for thicker bundles.
• Texture helps: Slightly textured or matte finishes may reduce slipping.
• Be gentle: Avoid tugging to help minimize breakage; results can vary based on hair type.

For thicker hair, look for sturdier designs that offer more surface contact and grip.

• Larger claws: Wider jaws and deeper teeth can help hold bigger sections without overfilling the clip.
• Strong springs: A firmer hinge may provide a more secure feel.
• Matte or textured finishes: These can reduce slipping compared with very smooth surfaces.

If your hair is fine, mini clips or lighter snap styles might feel more comfortable. Since results vary by texture and density, check item details for size/measurements, read customer reviews, and consider multipacks to test different styles before settling on your favorites.

Multipacks are a great way to get a range of colors and sizes for everyday wear or matching outfits.

• Check the count: Sets can include 10, 20, 50, or even 100 pieces—review the listing to confirm.
• Color assortments: Choose pastels, brights, neutrals, or mixed palettes to suit your wardrobe.
• Style mix: Some packs include mini claws only; others combine claws with snap clips or decorative accents.

Use the product description and photos to confirm clip size and material. You can add items to your cart for shipping, or choose pickup or delivery where available, depending on your location.