Puff Cuff MICRO - Clip for curly hair

Wearing your curly hair up without pain and annoying tugging isn't just wishful thinking any more. With the game-changing Puff Cuff MICRO clip for curly hair you can even wear it in all sorts of ways (buns, several ponytails). And of course, without your hair suffering from the tension of a hair tie or other accessories that squeeze it.

Simple, and all the more loved for it, this clip pins your curls up quickly and practically. Use it for an everyday style or for a special look for a big occasion. The happy smiles of curly Puff Cuff fans all over the world say it all. What do you say?

How to use the Puff Cuff MICRO clip

Gather your hair between your fingers just like you would for a classic ponytail. With your other hand, hold the open Puff Cuff at exactly that spot and simply slot your hair into it. Clip the hooks at the ends together and your new style is done.
Is the Puff Cuff MICRO clip right for me?

We don't recommend the MICRO size Puff Cuff for type 2 wavy hair.
Materials and dimensions
The clip is made of lightweight, durable ABS plastic.
Height: 5.08 cm , Width: 4.13 cm, Thickness: 0.64 cm
Manufacturer's notice
Optical imperfections that look like scratches are not a sign of use. They're a normal feature of ABS plastics, where the flow of the plastic isn't perfectly even. They don't affect how the product works. If you find fine, hair-like fibers in the packaging, that's also just a by-product of manufacturing, created when the clip is cast from the mould.
One last thing – how do I work out which size to choose?

Take hold of your hair as if you were about to tie it into a ponytail. Not too tight, but tight enough that it holds together without a problem. Using the picture shown, pick the approximate size of your grip and slide your fingers, still holding the hair, from the roots towards the ends. At the end the hair should slip easily through the space your fingers have made. As a rule, the shorter your hair, the bigger the Puff Cuff you'll need. The MICRO size matches your thumb and index finger held in an imaginary O, with the two fingers overlapping by about one centimetre.