Aura Curls Ties

Heatless curlers, oversized claw clips, silk scrunchies, and Y2K-inspired headbands are leading the hair accessory trends this year.

They wrap damp hair overnight, setting curls without heat damage and leaving soft, bouncy waves by morning.

Yes — silk scrunchies reduce breakage, prevent creases, and protect hair from friction compared to traditional elastics.

Claw clips are versatile, easy to use, and hold hair securely without pulling.

Only if too tight; Ruby Vibe Co's soft, adjustable headbands are designed for comfort and style.

They gently detangle wet hair, reducing breakage and maintaining natural curl patterns.

Plastic clips are lightweight and casual, while metal clips offer stronger hold and a sleeker, polished look.

Yes — padded and embellished headbands are trending for 2025, adding glam to everyday hairstyles.

Sweat-resistant elastic headbands and strong scrunchies keep hair secure during active routines.

Yes — large claw clips and double-grip designs are perfect for holding thick or textured hair in place.

Use silk scrunchies or satin caps to prevent tangling, frizz, and breakage while sleeping.

Accessories made from bamboo, recycled plastics, or natural fabrics are trending as sustainable beauty tools.

Absolutely — claw clips, brushes, and headbands are unisex and suit all hair types.

Use hairpins and strong elastic ties, then smooth with a padded headband or decorative clip.

They offer a safe, no-heat alternative for everyday curls, though hot tools still deliver faster results for last-minute styling.

Remove loose hair after each use, wash with mild soap monthly, and air dry bristle-side down.

Overnight ribbon curlers and jumbo claw clip updos are trending across TikTok and Instagram.

Yes — pearl, rhinestone, and metallic clips add instant glam to simple hairstyles.

Elegant combs, jeweled pins, and crystal headbands are perfect for bridal and formal looks.

Our collection combines trendy designs, scalp-safe materials, and affordable luxury — making it easy to create viral-worthy styles at home.