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Last Updated on May 30, 2022 by Eve Dawes
Stick on pearls for hair are everywhere this year & one of the prettiest hairstyle trends. Here’s how to do it safely & not lose hair!
Hair pearls that stick on, pearl hair accessories and pearls in hair are a massive trend this Summer and not just for bridal hairstyles but in all things fashion. It’s one of the prettiest hair accessories and an easy way to elevate a hairstyle, so it’s easy to see why it’s caught on so fast. My biggest concern wasn’t how to get stick on hair pearls to work but how to do it safely and how to take out adhesive pearls for hair without ripping out any of my hair! I’ve spent forever growing it, the last thing I wanted was bald spots along my part.

The best stick on pearls for hair
I looked around for ages to find stick on hair pearls. The photo’s on the adhesive pearls for hair product description pages all showed them being used in hairstyle but no one seemed to know if they were actually safe to use or if they’d stay on. A lot of feedback in the Q & A sections said they thought they’d fall off.
After speaking to my hairdresser, I ended up ordering these Amazon adhesive pearls for hair. I liked that the photo showed them being used as pearls in hair and that they came in different sizes as I wanted to be able to experiment with a few to see which looked the best.

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How to apply pearls to hair safely
- Try to avoid styling creams or oil based styling products that will cause the stick on pearls for hair to slide.
- If the self adhesive on the pearls isn’t enough to keep them stuck to your hair try hairspray as well.
- If that doesn’t work, I’ve found the best way to apply them is with a small amount of brush on lash glue. Brush on lash glue works better than tubes as you can control how much you use a lot easier. You only need the tiniest amount.
- Let the glue dry for about 10 seconds and then you can either use tweezers or your fingers to apply them wherever you want them.
- Press gently on them for 5-10 seconds to ensure they’re set and in place.
How to remove pearls from hair safely
Don’t just pull off the pearls in your hair. Gently try to slide them off with your fingers and if you feel any resistance don’t pull them. A couple of mine came off easily and the others I used some hair oil to remove. Simply gently rub it over the pearls and under the edges until they slide off easily.
I throw mine away once I’ve worn them and use a new set each time as I bought a set of 990 pieces for under $10.

The prettiest pearl hair accessories for hair, face & body
These self adhesive pearls and crystals are made to be worn in your hair and on your face and body. A lot of them still don’t tend to stick well on their own, especially if you’ve got leave in hair conditioner or moisturizer on. If they don’t stick by themselves just use the easy application method above. You could also mix in crystals with your hair pearls for a more sparkly glam look.
If you’re still not sure about sticking pearls on your hair, there are some stunning pearl hair accessories, pins and barrettes as well.
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Eve Dawes is a Las Vegas-based fashion and beauty editor, content creator, luxury lifestyle blogger and founder of Best Luxury Handbags, the number one fashion blog in Las Vegas. With over 15 years of industry experience spanning professional performance, fashion styling, beauty formulation and fitness, Eve brings a level of genuine expertise to her content that goes well beyond standard blogging. Beauty and skincare expertise: Eve's beauty device coverage is backed by direct brand access that most independent reviewers don't have. She has had one-on-one training with Melanie Simon, founder of ZIIP Halo, giving her a deeper technical understanding of microcurrent and nanocurrent technology than any spec sheet can provide. She has had in-person education with CurrentBody directly and attended an exclusive Zoom masterclass with Dr Jason Diamond on the launch of his Metacine Eyelift. She is also the founder of Dawes Custom Cosmetics, a triple award-winning cruelty-free luxury cosmetics line - winning Best Custom-Blended Cosmetics Business USA and the LUX Customer Service Excellence Award Las Vegas, which gives her professional beauty formulation training that informs every product review she writes. Every recommendation on this site is based on genuine long-term personal testing, before and after photos included. Fashion and styling credentials: Originally from England, Eve trained as a ballerina at Central School of Ballet and London Studio Centre before touring internationally as a professional dancer with the Vienna Festival Ballet, in musicals, on TV, in music videos, theatres, casinos and cruise lines, and in films including Burlesque and Burt Wonderstone. This performance background gave her a unique eye for style, fit and how clothing moves on the body - which underpins everything she writes about fashion. She has collaborated with Revolve, Faviana, and designer Debbie Carroll, and has over 50 designer bags in her personal collection, making her designer handbag and luxury fashion coverage genuinely authoritative rather than aspirational. Fitness and wellness credentials: Eve is a NASM and REPS certified Personal Trainer, Sports Massage Therapist, Yoga and Spin instructor, a graduate of Premier International London, and a WBFF Professional Athlete who won her Pro card competing at the highest level of women's fitness competition. She is also Mrs. England World 2020 and Mrs. Nevada United States 2017, placing Top 15 at Mrs. United States, and was awarded the Nevada Community Service Award for two consecutive years. She studied the Art of Rhetoric and Persuasive Speech at Harvard. Press and media: Eve has been featured in Vogue, Rolling Stone, LA Times, Modern Luxury Magazine, Huffington Post, Oxygen Magazine, Iron Man Magazine, Strong Magazine, Fit and Firm Magazine, E!, BodyBuilding.com and Beast Games, among others. She has appeared in commercials, music videos and films, and previously worked as a content creator for Google Web Stories and is a Mediavine publisher. What you'll find on Best Luxury Handbags: Best Luxury Handbags covers luxury fashion and style, beauty devices and skincare, designer bags, travel and wellness - all through the lens of someone who has worn, tested and lived with the products she recommends. Nothing on this site is written from a press release.


