Bear Hair Claw for Kids: How to Wear and Care for It

Quick answer

Section the hair first, open the claw wide, and clamp it over a small bun or twisted ponytail so the teeth sit flat against the scalp. Clean the claw with a damp cloth and mild soap, and check the hinge weekly for loose hair or stiffness.

How to wear and care for the bear hair claw, step by step

1. 1. Detangle and section: Brush the hair smooth, then gather a small section about the width of two fingers at the back of the head. Common mistake: grabbing too much hair, which makes the claw pop open or slide. If the claw does not close with a soft click, remove some hair and try again.
2. 2. Twist or bun the section: Twist the section into a loose rope and coil it into a small bun, or leave it as a folded ponytail. Checkpoint: the bun should sit flat, not stick out, so the claw can lie against the head. A loose twist holds better than a tight one because the claw’s teeth can sink in.
3. 3. Open and place the claw: Squeeze the handles to open the claw wide, then slide it over the bun with the teeth pointing toward the scalp. Common mistake: clamping only the top of the bun, which lets the claw rotate and slip. The claw should cover the bun from side to side, not just pinch the top.
4. 4. Test the hold: Ask your child to nod, turn their head, and shake gently. If the claw shifts, reopen it and take a slightly smaller section. Checkpoint: no pulling at the scalp and no gap between the teeth and hair. A secure claw stays put through light play but lifts off easily when you open it.
5. 5. Remove without tugging: Open the claw fully before sliding it out, and never pull it straight off. Common mistake: yanking the claw, which can snag hair or bend the hinge. If hair is wrapped around the hinge, stop and unwind it with your fingers before removing.
6. 6. Clean after each wear: Wipe the claw with a damp cloth and a drop of mild soap, then dry it fully. Checkpoint: pay attention to the hinge and teeth, where hair oil and product build up. Avoid soaking the claw or putting it in the dishwasher, which can damage the finish.
7. 7. Store and check weekly: Keep the claw in a small pouch or box so the bear design does not scratch. Once a week, open and close it a few times to check for stiffness or loose hair. Common mistake: tossing it loose in a bag with keys or coins. If the hinge feels gritty, remove trapped hair with tweezers before it affects the grip.

Product facts

• Hair claw Bodine bear pink-lilac hair: Pink-lilac hair claw with a playful Bodine Bear design. The fun color and bear shape make it an easy choice for kids who resist plain accessories, so you can practice the steps below without a battle.