Original CreaClip Set Hair Cutting Tool - As Seen on Shark Tank - DIY Home Hair Cutting Clips for Bangs, Layers, and Split Ends, Hair Cutting Guide (Set of 2)

So I have been cutting my own hair (trimming ends) for a little over a year now. It really all comes down to the cost that these places charge you being so outrageous. I understand stylists/hairdressers need to make money, but spending over $20 to get an inch or two trimmed off my ends every month is just not affordable to most people. So I started cutting my own hair at home using the grooming shears I purchased to trim my dog's "grinch feet" and ears in-between grooming sessions. They're sharp and get the job done, so why not share them? lol Anyway, I have super curly hair so I usually cut my hair after a shower. I part it, and try to cut as evenly across as possible. I don't have to be perfect because when my hair dries it curls and if it is a little uneven nobody will be the wiser (unless I straighten it). I watch Shark Tank and saw this product and immediately knew I had to have it. I purchased it and the day it arrived it was time to put it to the test. I already saw it domed on Shark Tank so I knew how to use it, but it did come with a little leaflet showing how to use the clips. This must be a new addition because I've seen other reviewers unhappy that it came with no directions and you had to go to YouTube to figure out how to use it. So they saw feedback, and adjusted to make customers happy. Wonderful. I personally have no need for the blue clip for bangs, but it came in a pack so I have it just in case a friend may need one in the future. Using the CreaClip is super easy: you brush your hair forward with your head down (getting out all tangles) and rest your chin on your chest. Then you clip the CreaClip as close to the roots as possible, check to make sure the bubble is in the middle for an even cut, and slide down stopping at your desired length. Then you can cut straight across, or vertically for a "textured" look. It then advises you to clean with a toothbrush and shampoo after use and let it dry. My hair didn't have any product in it since I just showered, so I ran it under the tap to get the little amount of hair that got trapped when I trimmed it out, and let it air dry. It would have been great if it came with a little pouch or something to store them in, but it doesn't. I keep mine in a ziplock bag, nothing too fancy. I love this product, so glad I saw it on Shark Tank, and I love it. It is so worth it to save money cutting your hair at home. I mean, we dye our hair at home, why not cut it as well and save tons of money?!?!?! I would definitely recommend this to anybody looking for a cheap alternative to maintaining their hair. This product is basically the cost of one visit to the hairdressers, and it is reusable. It's a bargain!

My favorite hairstylist who I have been going to for years quit the salon I went to, and I wasn’t able to find out where he went, so I was back to square one. I tend to be very picky about my hairstylists and I have a very hard time finding ones I love. I decided to take matters into my own hands and learn how to cut my own hair. I have crazy long almost to my waist hair that’s layered, and was very skeptical this could turn out well (I actually bought the CreaClip and hair cutting shears about a month ago and then avoided them out of anxiety). However, tonight I watched a bunch of YouTube videos on how to use this, straight-ironed my hair, and then went to give myself my first 3-layer cut. I am obsessed!! I love how my hair turned out, it looks so good!! I did get confused about how to use it and it took me awhile to get the hang of it, and my cutting technique leaves a lot to be desired, but even with all of that it still turned out good. I think I will become more comfortable with how to use this over time. I’m so excited, because I was paying $80+ per haircut and very sparingly getting haircuts because it was so expensive. Now I can do my hair whenever I want 😊. I love it and recommend.

Pros:*Works well cutting hair, whether short, long, thick or thin.*lots of educational videos on YouTube and the Creaclip site*There are so many different types of cuts you can do!!!*seems pretty sturdy with a sturdy clip and hinge, which is an issue if you buy knock offs, according to reviews I've read.*you can support the actual inventor by purchasing this, which seems more honest to me (unless the patent has expired)*the level comes in handy at times.*you'll get and give great haircuts and save tons of money and time over going to a salonCons:*Pricey for what it is (altho I bought my on Prime Day for under $25)*harder to use on yourself but still doable and safer than using ponytail holders (yes, I know this by experience😁.)*the long white one is harder to store or fit in a cosmetic bag or case.*a little harder to use on fine hair but still doable and my hair is very fine. (I use child ponytails, if that helps for comparison.)*the white one is unneeded for fine hair and the blue one might need to be longer if you're one of those folks with a ton of fine hair (yea, I'm jealous😜). The blue one works fine on my tiny hair tho.Overall:I've been cutting my OWN hair since COVID. And OMG!!! I love these. I used the blue one to fix my ponytail mess where I cut right through the ponytail at an angle. (To my defense, I had rotator cuff surgery, making it tight to do reach behind my head.) I can't make that mistake ever again with these. Yay!Now I'm thinking I might do the beach cut from YouTube next time, only with an angled Bob. These are big fun for us diy at home hair stylists.