Hair Beads

Hair Beads

Hair beads, cuffs and braid jewellery for finishing braids, twists, plaits and locs. We stock plastic, wooden and metal beads from Magic Collection, Eden, Donna, Murry Collection and Red by Kiss.

Which type do you need?

Check each product page for the bead size, quantity and material.

Common questions

How do I put beads on braids? Use a beader tool or a looped piece of thread to pull the end of the braid through each bead. Secure the last bead with a small rubber band or by folding the braid end back through it.

What size beads do I need? Match the hole to the thickness of your braids. Small box braids need a smaller hole than chunky braids or locs.

Are beads safe for young children? Beads are small parts. Do not use them on babies or very young children, and check they are secure.

See also rubber bands, kids hair accessories and braiding hair.

Order online for UK delivery, or visit CC Hair & Beauty in Chapeltown, Roundhay or Leeds City Centre.

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Hair Beads FAQs

How do I put beads onto braids or locs?
Most beads simply thread onto the end of a braid, twist or loc, though some kits come with their own applicator or charm fittings, so check the product page or pack instructions for the method that applies to your chosen item.
Are the beads suitable for children's hair?
Some beads in this collection, such as the kids' range, are designed with children in mind, but always check the product page for sizing and any age guidance before buying.
What are hair beads made from?
This collection includes plastic, metal and wood bead styles, so check the individual product page to confirm the material of the one you want.
Will the beads fit all braid or loc sizes?
Bead hole size varies between products, so check the product page for sizing details to make sure a bead will fit your braid, twist or loc thickness.
Do the glow-in-the-dark beads need charging before they glow?
Glow-in-the-dark beads typically need exposure to light to charge before they glow, but follow the instructions on the product's pack for the best result.