The ancient hair clasp was very sharp, so a woman wouldn't get hurt if she stuck it in her head?

Cosmetic hairpin used by ancient women not only played a decorative role, but also had a fixed role. One end of the hairpin is pointed, so that it can be inserted into the hair, otherwise it will not be able to be inserted smoothly if the resistance is too great. It's the hair, not the scalp. If you are careful, you won't get hurt.

Just like the embroidery needle we use now, it is very small and won't stab people who often hold the needle. People who can prick their hands are usually people who have never done needlework.

Maybe many people think that hair clips are just to make hair styles look more beautiful, not just that. There was no rubber band before, so the hair needs to be fixed with these hairpins, otherwise there is no way to fix the hair.

When the hair is curled up, it is only fixed with a hairpin. Isn't that weak? That's right, so in the past, women walked slowly and gracefully to avoid losing their hair. Run like this, the steamed stuffed bun won't last long, and it will fall off soon.

We often see in TV dramas that the heroine's hair will fall off when she fights. This is not groundless. The ancients were very concerned about their hair, thinking that their parents were influenced by their body hair, and they would not cut their hair easily unless they met with national mourning. Hair will grow very long and feel heavy on your head. Move a little more and your hair will fall freely.

When the hairpin is broken, it must be sharpened to avoid messing up the hairstyle when it is tied into a bun. Otherwise, like chopsticks, both ends are as thick, and the bun is barely stuck in the hair, which is a mess.

Many people regret that we don't use hair clips now. Hairpins are not practical in modern life. Nowadays, women rarely curl their hair, and there are many tools to tie their hair. And hairpins must be matched with ancient costumes to be more elegant. It's also strange that people wear modern clothes and antique hairpins.