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scünci bendini Clip Review & Giveaway

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Sometimes styling hair can be a challenge. I wear my hair long and sometimes I want an option other than down or in a pony tail. For those of us who want to add a bit of variety or even a bit of stylish glamour to our hair styles, the new scünci bendini clip can help.

About the scünci bendini Clip

Perfect for prom, wedding, communion or just to add a bit of sparkle to hair any day, we are introducing the new Scünci Bendini Clips! This high fashion hair jewelry adds instant glam in two easy steps, and works on almost any hair length and texture. The scünci bendini is available in three different sizes and a vairety of styles, including jeweled crystals, colorful beads and metallics. It’s also available in the special scünci “girl” line designed especially for the little beauties in your life.

The Review

bendini clipElastic bands can cause “hair-ache” (you know what I’m talking about.) Bobby pins can’t hold a lot of hair in place, so for someone with a lot of hair, you would either need a whole lot of bobby pins, or just another solution. That other solution is the scünci bendini clip.

The scünci bendini clip is an innovative hair clip that actually keeps your hair in place while giving you a touch of style to your hair. It consists of a decorated “clip” on one end, that folds back onto a comb portion that is used to capture the hair between the teeth. I love the jeweled and beaded designs to the clips, that can dress-up a casual outfit our can be worn while out running errands.

Bendini Hair ClipOur tester used the large clip to style her hair half up and used one of the smaller bendinis to clip back her bangs.  To put in the clip, first you gather your hair into the style that you want it, slide the teeth of the comb-side of the bendini into your hair, then bend the jeweled part closed so it snaps into place. Our tester saw a variation of that in the video where you first slide the bendini back (with teeth facing away), then loop it forward (so the teeth face front) and then bend the bendini closed. Both work but the tester favored the second method over the first to ensure all of the hair got caught in the teeth.

One important thing about the scünci bendini clip is that it actually holds and keeps your hair in place. With other clips or pins, those tend to gradually succumb to gravity over time, causing your carefully crafted hair style to start hanging lower and lower on your head. With the scünci bendini clip, the teeth actually fold closed onto your style, effectively locking all of the hair in place until you unclip the bendini.

For a fancy or casual way to style your hair, or to keep bangs out of your face, then the  scünci bendini clip is a great option. The bendini clip can be found at drug stores and grocery stores nationwide for $4.99 MSRP.

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The WiC Project scünci bendini Giveaway

The Prize:

One winner will receive THREE bendini clips packs!

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The Rules:

Giveaway ends at 11:59 PM EST, August 3, 2011.

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Disclaimer: This post consists of my (and/or fellow tester) opinions only. Your experiences may be different. No compensation was given for this review/giveaway. I did receive a free product from the manufacturer or their representing PR agency to use and test for the purposes of this review. This did not affect the outcome of this review.

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Comments

  4. denise says

    how cute–would never work in my hair so don’t bother putting me in the draw. 🙂

  35. pauline says

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  36. pauline says

    5. I followed via RSS…Google reader (Pauline T…pls use this email address to contact me- emscout9 at Hotmail dot com instead of Gmail)

  42. Elizabeth Owens says

    I would wear it to work in a cute secretary bun 🙂

    Thanks for the giveaway!

  51. shel says

    My daughter has super-long hair and we’d use this to style it in an “up-do” for her first day of school.

  107. Gladys Parker says

    I’d pull back both sides, make a small bun with the clip. Also I like big buns.
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  118. katklaw777 says

    I’d put it up in a bun and out of my way like I always do but now I’ll look stylish, thanks.

  140. charline says

    I would use it to keep my hair up off my neck in a cute bun style
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  151. Tonya Dean says

    I have no idea. I usually just put my hair up in a ponytail. This is the first time in years that I’ve let it grow out so I’m still not sure on styling it.

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  156. Dorothy Campbell says

    On these hot summer days I would pull my hair back to get it off my face and neck these clips would certainly dress it up.

  158. Ashley says

    I’m not sure. I just cut 8+ inches off my hair so, I’d probably put it half-way up.

  164. Ginny says

    I do a lot of braids, so I’d probably do braids on each side & connect them similar to your above photos. I’ve been wanting to try these!

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