The ULTIMATE Y2K Accessory
  • Rei Ami wears my handmade decorative hair sticks and a close-up of the hair sticks with text about all February and March Sabrina stick proceeds will be donated to the ACLU.

I can’t believe this.

Rei Ami (Huntr/x) wore two of my handmade (by me!) mystic quartz “Sabrina” hair sticks while performing the song “Golden” at the Pre Grammy Gala on January 31st. What a crazy moment for this small business!

Why hair sticks?

No time to style your hair this morning? Tidal Hair Sticks are your best friend. You can get a gorgeous updo in just a few seconds AND you won't get a stress headache like you get from elastic bands. Hair sticks are your hair's bestie too; there's no hair damage (take that, claw clips!)

Beyoncé, Mariah, Hilary Duff, and so many more rocked this effortless cool girl hairstyle back in the Y2K era, so you know it's coming back!

If you can make a hair bun, Tidal Hair Sticks WILL work!

There is a trick to secure a Hair Stick- you can't just poke the stick straight through. Click TUTORIALS to see for yourself! It is so easy to create messy buns without elastics or bobby pins. And, unlike claw clips and scrunchies, they don't damage your hair or cause tension headaches.

As seen on...

They were featured in the Madonna X Vanity Fair "The Enlightenment" video and in FLAUNT and Galore magazines. You may have also seen them on "The Young and The Restless” and "The Bold and the Beautiful". They have been worn by celebrities like Michelle Randolph, Rei Ami, Avantika, Bretman Rock, Cassie and Michelle Randolph, Alex Hall, Tracy Tutor, and others on multiple Red Carpet events.

Giving back

Every month, I choose a hair stick style to be the Charity Stick of the Month. 100% of proceeds from those sales go to the designated charity. I have had the pleasure to partner with some wonderful people to raise thousands of dollars for organizations like World Central Kitchen, the ACLU, Black Girls Code, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, and many others.

Worried about cultural appropriation?

We like to tackle issues head-on. Be assured that Tidal Hair Sticks are straight hair pins- they are not chopsticks. You should never wear another culture's harmful stereotype as a costume or stick anything you would eat with in your hair. Read more HERE.

Lifestyle Blog

Why wear Tidal Hair Sticks?

More and more people are discovering the beauty and ease of Hair Sticks. Let us show you why you should be ditching those claw clips and scrunchies!

The standard and large sizes of our Charlotte Tidal Hair Sticks

Which size Tidal Hair Stick is right for me?

We can help you decide if the 4 1/2 inch or 6 inch Tidal Hair Stick base will work best for you.

A brunette curly haired woman wears two of the Layla Hair Sticks made from Yellow Citrine nugget beads

Video Tutorials

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Handmade.

Gorgeous natural stones and unique beads give Tidal Hair Sticks a Y2K look that is even better this time around.

A feature in Sesi Magazine with Jazlyn Martin wearing two of the Elodie Hair Stick made from frosted white crackle quartzite beads.

10 Second Style.

No time to shampoo today? Just one hair stick will give you a hair bun in seconds.

Thin, slick hair problems?

Even if ponytails and barrettes slip out of your hair (me!), Tidal Hair Sticks will work for you.

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