Review | CreaClip

If you are like me and don't like to go out to the hairdressers that often this is the product for you! I will be reviewing the CreaClip for you guys and I have a demo video at the end. Learn how to be your own hairdresser for a fraction of the cost!

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About
This is the websites description of the CreaClips:

Cut your own hair at home with professional results. For easy and precise cuts everytime! Great for cutting children's hair, trimming bangs, creating layers, or just maintaining a hairstyle between cuts-anytime, any place! 

• One small CreaClip - For short hair and bangs
• One Large Curved CreaClip- For long hair and layers

With CreaClip: 

• Save Time and Money
• Trim your Bangs
• Create Layers
• Cut Children's Hair

Rotating Level -For balanced and precise cuts every time
Teeth- Evenly combs and distributes the hair
Lock- Secures hair in place while you cut
Includes : Two sizes.
Cost: $29.99 

The CreaClips are also available in a Deluxe and Premium bundle with hair cutters, a DVD and more and these retail for $44.98 & $59.98 respectively.  

How to Use
     The CreaClip product comes with two sizes clips and each has their own purpose. There is a shorter clip that is used mostly for bang trims or short hair, but if your hair is thin like mine you can us this clip for blunt length cuts if you don't have or don't want layers. 
     The longer clip is used for both length cuts as well as adding layers to your hair. It can be used both in the "smiley" way or the "frowning" way depending on what you are using it for. If you wanted to do a simple length cut all you have to do is gather the hair forwards over your shoulders and clip it on with it "frowning" (this will give you some face framing layers but not layers throughout your hair) or if you have someone to help you keep your hair in the back and clip it on in "smiling" for a nice U shape cut. 
     For layers there are a few different ways to utilize it depending on your skill and flexibility. The first and easier way is to cut the length you want and then section off from ear to ear (across the top of your head) and bring this hair forward, clipping it in a "frown". This will make sure that when you cut, the pieces from the top will be shorter than the pieces at the sides. This adds nice face framing layers. Another way, that is suggested on the packaging is to section off the top in a 'mohawk' position and clip it "frowning" and trim off the top.

Review
     I really like the CreaClips, I only need to use the small one but I am very impressed. First of all the lock is very sturdy, so you don't have to be worried that it is going to pop open and you are going to end up with wonky looking hair. Another great thing is the level adjusts easily and is sturdy, but doesn't move by itself (which would cause great problems). The teeth on the clip really does a good job at distributing your hair and brushing through it, I didn't have any issues with it but I did make sure not to put too much hair in one spot, I tried to make my hair as flat as I could so that the teeth would be optimized. I didn't opt to add layers to my hair this time because I didn't want to cut my hair any shorter than it already was but in the future if I do I will add to this post about using the larger clip.
     Overall I think this is a great product and would definitely recommend it to others!

Rating: ★★★★★

Links for CreaClip! 
If you are interested this is the website www.creaclip.com and for UK they have a warehouse for fast shipping all over Europe! www.creaclip.co.uk!

*Product was sent to me for consideration, this is my honest review*