Abstract: A hairclip device includes a clip body having a hair clipping space through which a portion of hair of a user is adapted to pass. The hairclip device further includes a fixing member having a detaining portion and a pyramidal coupling portion. The detaining portion of the fixing member is connected with an end portion of the clip body. The coupling portion of the fixing member is detachably engaged in the other end portion of the clip body for positioning the clip body on the head of the user. The hairclip device can maintain a hairdo stably and can be easily removed from the user's head in order that the user can arrange different hairdos conveniently.

Abstract: A hairclip device includes a clip body having a hair clipping space through which a portion of hair of a user is adapted to pass. The hairclip device further includes a fixing member having a detaining portion and a pyramidal coupling portion. The detaining portion of the fixing member is connected with an end portion of the clip body. The coupling portion of the fixing member is detachably engaged in the other end portion of the clip body for positioning the clip body on the head of the user. The hairclip device can maintain a hairdo stably and can be easily removed from the user's head in order that the user can arrange different hairdos conveniently.

Abstract: A hair barrette includes a barrette member having a number of bars secured together for forming a zigzag structure, for example, two adjacent bars are secured together at one end for forming a V-shaped structure, and the other two adjacent bars are secured together at the other end with also for forming a V-shaped structure, and thus for forming the zigzag structure, and a securing device may be used for detachably securing the ends of the barrette member together for forming a closed condition and for allowing the barrette member to be engaged with the hair or the other portions of the user and to be easily changed or turned inside out.

Abstract: A hair clamping device comprises a helical body extending from a root portion and having an axial hollow portion; gaps being formed between two adjacent circles of the helical body; and a sub-helical body extending from the root portion, passing through the gaps of the helical body and being alternatively arranged with the helical body; namely, other than two end circles, a circle of the sub-helical body is arranged between two adjacent circles of the helical body.

Abstract: A hair styling device includes two clipping elements pivotally coupled together at one end, a spring member may bias the clipping elements toward each other, and two handles are pivotally coupled to the clipping elements and foldable relative to the clipping elements to an unfolding position where the clipping elements may be moved away from each other against the spring member by the handles, and the handles may be folded relative to the clipping elements to a folding position where the handles may not be contacted inadvertently and thus for preventing the hair styling device from being operated inadvertently.

Abstract: A hair barrette includes a resilient and curved barrette member for resiliently attaching onto a head of a user, the barrette member includes two end portions each having one or more orifices for decreasing a resilience of the curved barrette member and for air circulation purposes. The barrette member includes a number of teeth for engaging with a hair of the user, and may further include one or more decorative members for decorative purposes. A cable may further be engaged through the orifices in the end portions of the curved barrette member and for attaching the cable to the end portions of the curved barrette member.

Abstract: A hairpin comprises a base sheet; a clamping sheet; and a bendable portion formed at the connection of the base sheet and the clamping sheet so that the hairpin is openable and closeable. The base sheet has a long hole. The slide-stop protruding strip is installed on the base sheet. When the body of the clamping sheet resists against the base sheet, the body will press the hairs upon the protruding strip of the slide-stop strip so as to clamp and fix the hair. The hair will not slide out as in the prior art due to the smoothness of the metal sheets. The textured or figured protruding strip serves to provide a beautiful outlook.

Abstract: A hair styling device includes a housing having a chamber to receive hair of user, and one or more retaining members attached or extended from the lower peripheral portion of the housing. The retaining members each may include a leg extended from the lower peripheral portion of the housing, to form a slot between the leg and the housing, and to receive the hair of the user between the leg and the housing, and to secure the housing onto the hair of the user without additional hair pins or hair bands or hair nets or hair clips. The retaining member may include one or more swellings to engage with and to further secure the housing onto the hair of the user.

Abstract: A hair clip includes two clamping members each having two ears extended from the inner portion and pivotally secured together with a shaft. Each of the clamping members includes a number of comb teeth extended from the lower portion for engaging with hair of users. A coil spring is engaged onto the shaft for biasing the comb teeth of the clamping members toward each other. The comb teeth may be forced away from each other by forcing the upper portions of the clamping members toward each other. Each of the clamping members includes an outer recess to form as a hand grip, and to be effectively actuated by the users.

Abstract: A hair clip includes two clamping members each having a plate and an intermediate segment coupled between two legs each of which includes one or more teeth to engage with hair of users. One of the clamping members includes a panel extended from the plate and having an opening to receive a coil spring and a shaft, another clamping member includes two ears to support the ends of the shaft. The coil spring includes two ends engaged with the clamping members to bias the legs of the clamping members toward each other. The intermediate segments of the clamping members may be formed as hand grips for being actuated by the users.

Abstract: A hair clip device includes a base having a handle extended from one end and a number of longitudinal comb teeth extended from the other end for hair styling purposes. A clamping member is pivotally secured to the base and has a handle extended from one end and a number of comb teeth for engaging with the hair of the user and for clamping onto the base. The clamping member has a circular or elliptical outer shape and having the comb teeth extended downward toward the base. The comb teeth of the clamping member are preferably engaged between the comb teeth of the base.

Abstract: A hair styling device includes a clasp plate having two ears, and another clasp plate having a block engaged between the ears. A coil spring is received in the block and has two legs extended between the block and the ears and engaged with the clasp plates. A shaft is engaged through the ears and the coil spring for pivotally securing the clasp plates together. The coil spring may be stably retained and shielded in the block while assembling, such that the coil spring may be prevented from hurting the other people inadvertently and may be prevented from being dirtied or rusted.