The Blog - Hair Tutorials and Hair Styling Tips

Learn how to use a stick barrette to create classic hairstyles, from French twists and buns, to half-up hairstyles, to sleek low ponytails. Plus how to make sure your stick barrette style stays in ...

A review of the best suited hair accessories for Long Thick Hair. Our aim is to identify the best hair accessories to help you style your hair and tame that mane in the most stylish of ways.

Sustainability is incredibly important to us at Tegen Accessories. This is why our French Hair Accessories are made from natural compounds such as cotton and wood pulp. Find out more about our styl...

Hair Combs can be tricky, but once you perfect the technique they can create so many simple yet elegant hairstyles. Whether you have thick hair or fine hair, we will help you create beautiful hairs...

The exciting journey from design through production of our signature French Handmade Hair Accessories.

Tutorial videos, style inspiration, and tips and recommendations for claws for fine hair, thick hair, and everything in between. Free UK delivery available.

Autumn is a great time of year for fashion but, it can be easy to forget that dressing our hair in autumn is just as fun! Autumnal colours look beautiful in the hair and thankfully, warm neutral co...

So.. first things first, if you're a regular customer you might find that things are looking a little different around these parts...! After months of planning and prepping and a couple of false st...

As you may know, each of our French clips are handmade to an exacting ten-step process, ensuring that each one is finished to perfection. Our authentic French hair accessories come directly from a ...

Determined to master the classic chignon? Well, you're in luck: we've put together this video demonstrating how to wear some of our most popular French clips.

Why choose cellulose acetate hair accessories? For high-quality, long-lasting and beautiful hair accessories, cellulose acetate really is the only option. Handmade in France using a ten-step proces...