How to Build a Minimal Hair Routine Around One Good Claw Clip

If your counter is covered in random hair ties, stretched-out clips, and broken claws, your hair routine is doing too much. In 2026, the move is a minimal routine built around one good, reliable claw clip. The Baddie Clip—a premium cellulose acetate, hat-friendly claw clip—was created to be that one piece you reach for every single day.

Why One High-Quality Clip Beats a Drawer Full of Randoms

Most hair drawers are full of backup clips because nothing really works that well. The cheap plastic claws slip, snap, or give you a headache after an hour, so you keep buying more “just in case.” When you invest in a strong, well-designed acetate hair clip, you no longer need five backups—you need one hero clip.

Baddie Clip is designed as that hero: a premium claw clip with a strong hold, smooth finish, and shape that works whether you are in loungewear at home or in a trucker hat running errands. Less clutter, less decision fatigue, more consistency in how you show up.

Step 1: Choose the Right Clip (Material Matters)

The foundation of a minimal hair routine is choosing one high-quality accessory that can handle everyday life. Cellulose acetate gives the Baddie Clip a denser, more flexible body than basic plastic. It feels substantial in your hand, but not heavy on your head, and it holds its shape instead of warping or snapping after a few weeks.

That means you can treat your clip like a real part of your wardrobe—not a disposable extra. When your core accessory is built from premium material, it becomes something you style with, not something you hide.

Step 2: Learn Three Go-To Styles

A minimal routine doesn’t mean boring; it means repeatable. With one strong hold hair clip like Baddie Clip, you can build three core looks you can do in seconds:

• The everyday twist: Gather hair at the nape, twist upward, and clip. Clean, quick, and polished.
• The half-up lift: Take the top half of your hair, twist loosely, and clip for instant volume and face-framing pieces.
• The hat twist: Twist your hair low, clip it horizontally, and slide on a trucker hat or baseball cap over the back opening.

With these three core styles, you can move through your week without needing a new tool for every scenario.

Step 3: Make It Hat-Friendly (On Purpose)

The Baddie Clip was shaped to work with hats from the beginning. The low-profile curve and compact back arc mean the clip can tuck into the opening of a trucker hat, dad cap, or baseball cap without creating a big bump or forcing your hat to sit awkwardly high.

That one detail changes everything. Instead of having “hat days” and “clip days,” you can wear your claw clip and your cap together. Your hat friendly hair clip becomes part of your look, not something you have to remove and reclip all day.

Step 4: Commit to a Smaller, Better Lineup

A minimal routine only works if you actually let it be minimal. That means letting go of the broken, stretched, or never-used clips and committing to a smaller, better lineup. Start with one Baddie Clip as your anchor piece and add only what truly earns a spot.

One reliable acetate Baddie Clip + a few hair ties is enough to carry most people through workouts, work days, weekends, and travel. Less time digging through a drawer, more time focusing on everything else.

Why Baddie Clip Belongs in Your Minimal Routine

The whole point of a minimal hair routine is to make getting ready simpler, faster, and more consistent—without sacrificing your style. Baddie Clip checks every box: premium cellulose acetate, strong hold, hat-friendly design, and an elevated look that feels intentional.

If you are done rebuying cheap plastic claws and overcomplicating your hair drawer, this is your sign to build your routine around one good clip. Baddie Clip is ready to be that clip.

Shop now: Build your minimal hair routine around the Baddie Clip and finally retire the broken backups at the bottom of your drawer.