The Little Mermaid's Hair Clip | Duckbill Clip | hair clip

**The Little Mermaid's Hair Clip** - Material: Gold-plated K gold hardware, shell, resin, glass, freshwater pearls, resin beads - Specifications: Duckbill clip - How to use: Can be directly used for updos, braided hairstyles, half-up styles (princess hair), buns, ponytails, bangs, front hair, etc. - **Once sold out, this is a limited edition.** - ※ Materials such as freshwater pearls, natural minerals, shell pieces, natural plants, floral materials, seeds, leather, etc., each have unique textures, luster, growth shapes, and slight variations in size. If you are concerned about these aspects, please consider carefully! **Please read the product description carefully before purchasing, as well as the characteristics of the plated materials listed below, or message us to confirm mutual understanding of the product's materials and price to ensure your rights. Thank you.** 【A Few Things About Plated Materials】 Metals or plating exposed to air will inevitably oxidize and discolor; the only difference is the speed, which depends on factors such as material grade, price point, and personal usage/care habits. Metals encased in resin are an exception, as this technique seals out air. In such cases, the quality of the resin would be the primary consideration. Our workshop uses Japanese resin, followed by subsequent coloring and protective coating. Excluding precious metals (gold/platinum/silver, etc.) or stainless steel, common surface treatments for metal jewelry can be "roughly" categorized as follows, listed by price and color durability (highest to lowest): Gold Filled (GF) > K Gold Plated (KGP) > Alloy Plated. The character "鍍" (dù) itself signifies electroplating. 【How Can I Extend the Lifespan of My Plated Jewelry?】 - Keep dry and avoid contact with water. If exposed to sweat, wipe clean with a dry cloth after use. - After wearing, gently wipe the metal parts with a dry cloth/jewelry cleaning cloth and store in a zip-lock bag to isolate from air/moisture. - Minimize friction; store jewelry in individual, separate sealed bags or cases. - Avoid contact between the plating and volatile substances such as hairspray, alcohol, or perfume. - If you habitually wear jewelry daily, try to rotate different pieces, or consider purchasing items made of more durable precious metals (pure gold/silver) or stainless steel.