October 22, 2026
No Comments
- Free Shipping on orders over PKR 1,999
- hairfindy@gmail.com
- +92 301 1781534
If you’ve ever bought a cute claw clip from a market stall only to have it snap the following week, you’re not alone. Buying hair accessories in Pakistan is easy. Buying ones that actually last, suit your hair and look like the picture is a little harder.
So here’s the honest version. Start with the few pieces you’ll use every day, get the size right for your hair, and buy from someone who shows real photos and tells you clearly what happens if something arrives broken. Everyday accessories here usually cost somewhere between PKR 99 and PKR 600. Gift boxes cost a bit more.
Buy a claw clip sized for your hair, a few soft scrunchies, a pack of pins and a decent comb first. Check size and material before ordering, and read the return policy before you pay, not after.
You don’t need fifty accessories. Most of us reach for the same four or five things again and again. Here’s what each one is really for.
In Pakistan most people call them catchers, and they’re the workhorse of any collection. Twist, clip, done. The one thing that really matters is size: a small clip will slide straight out of thick hair, while a huge one looks odd on fine hair. If your hair is thick or long, go large, like the Large Hair Claw Clip for Thick Hair. We’ve written a full claw clip guide if you want to go deeper.
A scrunchie is just an elastic wrapped in fabric, but that fabric makes a real difference. It’s softer on your hair and doesn’t leave that annoying dent. They also vanish mysteriously, which is why packs like the Pack of 36 Soft Scrunchies make so much sense.
Not glamorous, completely essential. Bobby pins hold buns and braids, keep a dupatta in place at a wedding and rescue a hairstyle that’s starting to fall apart. Keep a full pack of black bobby pins at home and a few in your bag.
These are your “finishing touch” pieces. A plain ponytail with a bow suddenly looks put-together. A padded headband makes even second-day hair look intentional.
Easy to forget, but the wrong comb causes more breakage than any clip. A wide-tooth comb for wet hair is a must.
Prices vary a lot between bazaars, big marketplaces and smaller online stores. To give you a realistic idea, here’s how things break down in our own shop.
Spending a little more usually gets you a stronger spring, smoother edges that don’t snag your hair, and a finish that doesn’t peel. If a clip is unbelievably cheap, the hinge is usually where it’ll fail first.
The biggest fear with online shopping is simple: will it look like the photo? A few habits help a lot.
Small tip that saves big headaches: record a quick unboxing video whenever you open an online order, from any store. If anything’s broken or missing, you’ll have proof straight away.
Since you’re here, this is exactly how it works with us, based on our published policies:
If you’re starting from scratch, this is the order we’d buy in:
Shopping for someone else? A ready-made Hair Essentials Deal box takes the guesswork out of colours and sizes.
You can buy from big marketplaces, Instagram sellers or dedicated stores like HairFindy, which only sells hair accessories and delivers across Pakistan. Whoever you buy from, check the photos, sizes and return policy first.
Most good everyday claw clips cost roughly PKR 199 to 349. Sets and premium styles cost more. Be careful with very cheap clips, because the spring and hinge usually fail first.
Yes. HairFindy offers cash on delivery at checkout.
Fabric scrunchies, smooth-edged claw clips and wide-tooth combs are generally kinder than tight rubber bands or rough metal clips. Whatever you use, avoid wearing it very tight in the same spot every day.
Ready to start your collection?
4 Responses