'Gorgeous' 99p accessory sends fashion fans 'rushing' to Home Bargains
Fashion fans are rushing to Home Bargains to get their hands on the store's latest hair accessories, which went viral earlier this year. But, after going out of stock due to popular demand back in February, the clips have now made a return, much to the delight of shoppers.
Better still, the accessories are still just as cheap as when they first hit shelves, priced at just 99p each. Some even claim there are 'similar' clips available at other stores, such as Tesco, but for £5 more.
The plastic bow claw clips come in black and pastel pink and are designed to look like an actual bow holding up your hair. Home Bargains says: "Elevate your hairstyle with the adorable Bow Claw Clip! This chic accessory adds a playful touch while keeping your locks stylishly in place – perfect for any occasion!"
The clips are currently out of stock on Home Bargains' website, but you can sign up for the retailer's 'notify me' system, which will email you when they are available again. Until then, shoppers should visit their local branch to buy them in person.
Home Bargains took to its official Instagram account to share the news with its 1.1 million followers. The budget retailer wrote in the caption: "Cutest Bows Ever… for Just 99p! Adorable hair accessories perfect for ponytails, pigtails, or just feeling extra cute."
It didn't take long for the comment section to fill up with excited messages from fans. One eager shopper admitted: "The bow clips are great got 2 Thursday." A second claimed: "Same stuff in Tesco for about 6 quid," to which Home Bargains replied: "That's the magic of HB." A third said: "Perfect for my preteen daughter." Many others left comments like "omg so cute", "so pretty", "love them" and "super cute". Others were already planning their next shopping trip.
Besides the black and pink plastic claw clips, Home Bargains is also selling a two-pack of clips with real ribbons attached in various colours and sizes, such as cream, black, and leopard print. The store's large satin bows, which also cost 99p, come in five different colours and have a barrette clip.
Tesco is selling a two-pack of Brushworks Satin Hair Bows in black and white for £5.99. The product description reads: "A timeless duo, perfect for elevating half-up, half-down hairstyles. Ultra-soft satin material, crafted from recycled polyester."
The supermarket is also selling slightly thinner Satin Hair Bows by Brushworks in light pink for £4.99. Similarly to Home Bargains' large satin bows, Tesco is also offering shoppers Large Bow Barrette Clips, but for £9.99 each.
Back in January, the bow-shaped clips were an instant hit with fashion fans and many took to social media to share their favourites - including ones at Home Bargains. In a TikTok video uploaded by fashion blogger, Nikita Gerrity, the hair clips are seen on full display as she said: "All only 99p too. The cutest bow and floral hair clips."
Another Tiktok user, Meganlouisebarker, shared a video of what the pink bow clip looks like in her hair. "Run to Home Bargains for the cutest bow clip ever," she told viewers.
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