5 Easy Hairstyles Using Magnetic Hair Clips — For Indian Hair Types
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One question we hear often: what can I actually do with a magnetic hair clip that I cannot already do with a regular one?
The honest answer is - most of the same things. But faster, more comfortably, and without the hair damage that builds up over months of daily clip use. Once you try a properly held magnetic clip, the mechanical kind starts to feel unnecessarily harsh.
Here are five styles that work particularly well with KIRAE magnetic clips, written for Indian hair - which tends to run thick, heavy, and sometimes unruly in humidity.
1. The Half-Up Curl Hold
Works best with: KIRAE Curve (Teal/Blue) | Curly and wavy hair

This is the style that surprises most people with curly hair. Conventional clips struggle with curls - the teeth slip, the spring loses its grip on the volume, and the clip ends up dangling by lunchtime. The KIRAE Curve works differently. The magnetic hold distributes evenly across the gathered section, gripping the curl cluster as a whole rather than biting into individual strands.
Gather the top half of your curls - crown to just behind the ears - and let the two magnetic halves snap together through the bundle. The rest of your curls fall freely below, fully defined and untouched. This look works beautifully with ethnic wear too, as the flat clip profile does not snag on silk or embroidery.
Time: 60 seconds.
2. The Sleek Low Chignon
Works best with: KIRAE Curve (Brown/Tortoise) | Straight and sleek hair

The low chignon is the most office-ready style in this list - polished enough for a boardroom, minimal enough for a long day at a desk. What makes the KIRAE Curve ideal here is its flat, close-to-head profile. Unlike claw clips that protrude outward and catch on everything, the Curve sits flush against the bun, making it look like the hair is simply sculpted in place.
Smooth your hair back, twist it into a low chignon at the nape, and secure the base with the KIRAE Curve. No pins. No hairspray required. The magnet does all the anchoring. The brown tortoise colour way blends into dark Indian hair almost invisibly - the clip reads as a design detail rather than a functional object.
Time: 2 minutes.
3. The Half-Up Ponytail
Works best with: KIRAE Curve (Orange) | Long straight hair

This is the most versatile everyday style - hair off the neck, movement preserved, clip visible as an intentional accessory. The key detail here is clip placement: not at the crown, not at the nape, but at the natural mid-point of the gathered section. This is what separates a half-up that looks intentional from one that looks accidental.
Gather the top third of your hair, smooth it back, and place the KIRAE Curve at the point where the gathered section naturally wants to sit. Let the lower hair fall freely. The result works equally well for the office and an evening out.
Time: 90 seconds.
4. The Twisted Low Tail
Works best with: KIRAE Mini (Red) | Straight or lightly layered hair

This style takes the standard low ponytail and adds one step that immediately elevates the result - a light twist through the gathered section before clipping. The twist tightens the gathered hair so the KIRAE Mini has a denser, more compact section to hold, which means the clip sits more securely and the tail hangs cleaner.
Gather your hair at the nape as you would for a low ponytail. Before clipping, rotate the gathered section two or three times toward the scalp. Then snap the KIRAE Mini around the base. The twist stays in place all day, and releases without leaving a crease - making this the ideal style for travel and long commutes.
Time: 60 seconds.
5. The Stacked Clip Look
Works best with: Two KIRAE Minis (Brown + Orange) | Long straight or lightly wavy hair

This is KIRAE's most editorial look - and the most underused technique in everyday hair styling. Two KIRAE Minis stacked vertically: one at the crown to hold the top layer, one lower down to hold the mid-section. The result is a structured, tiered half-up style that holds significantly more hair volume than a single clip could manage.
The combination of brown and orange shown here is intentional - mixing two tones creates visual interest without being loud. You could equally pair Black and Blue, or Rose Gold and Red, depending on your outfit. To recreate: gather your hair into a half-up section, clip the first KIRAE Mini at the crown, then gather the next layer and add the second Mini approximately 8-10 cm lower. Each clip holds its own section independently.
Time: 2 minutes.
Which Clip Is Right for Your Hair?
All five styles above work on straight, wavy, and curly Indian hair. If your hair is fine to medium in volume, the KIRAE Mini gives you the right weight and hold. If your hair is thick, layered, or high-volume, the KIRAE Curve's stronger magnet core is built for you.
Both clips come in different colours and are available at Rs. 399 per set with free shipping across India. Buy two, save Rs. 50 each with code BUYTWO.