Pure White Snow Hair Accessory | Delicate Hair Clip | Bridal Jewelry | Alligator Clip | hair clip

**Pure White Snow - Hair Accessory** Your purity is a refined strength, a determined grace, a steadfast spirit. Inspired by the profound meaning conveyed by the traditional Japanese wedding attire, "Shiromuku," this piece uses a harmonious blend of white and silver to interpret a spirit that is seemingly delicate yet resilient. - Material: Korean fabric, brass, alloy, ABS pearls - Type: Alligator clip - How to use: Can be worn with updos, braided hair, half-up styles (like a half-pony), buns, ponytails, bangs, or front sections of hair. - Limited edition, available while supplies last - https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51292922220_44b2d5bcd1_m.jpg **Please read the product description carefully before purchasing, as well as the characteristics of plated materials listed below. Alternatively, feel free to message us to ensure mutual understanding regarding material and pricing, safeguarding your interests. Thank you.** 【A Few Notes on Plated Materials】 Metals or plating exposed to air will inevitably oxidize and discolor; the rate of this process depends on the quality of the material, price point, and individual usage/care habits. Metal encased within resin is an exception, as this method seals it from the air. In such cases, the quality of the resin itself becomes the primary consideration. Our creations utilize Japanese resin, which is then meticulously colored and coated for protection. Aside from precious metals (gold, platinum, silver) or stainless steel, common surface treatments for metal jewelry can be broadly categorized. Their price and color longevity (from highest to lowest) are as follows: Gold Filled (GF) > K Gold Plated (KGP) > Alloy Plated. The term "plated" itself refers to the electroplating process. 【How to Extend the Life of Your Plated Jewelry】 - Keep dry and avoid contact with water. If exposed to sweat, gently wipe with a dry cloth after use. - After wearing, gently polish the metal parts with a dry cloth or jewelry polishing cloth, and store in a ziplock bag to isolate from air and moisture. - Minimize friction. Store jewelry in individual, separate sealed bags or boxes. - Avoid contact between plating and volatile substances such as hairspray, alcohol, or perfumes. - If you wear jewelry daily, try to rotate different pieces, or consider investing in more durable materials like precious metals (pure gold/silver) or stainless steel.