How To Keep Your Necklace Clasp In The Back at Brian Margaret blog

How To Keep Your Necklace Clasp In The Back. If you're eager to get your necklaces to sit and stay, this tiktok hack is for you. It works like garment tape. If you attach the pendant to the chain of the necklace, so that the chain (and thus the clasp) can't rotate without the pendant moving with it, the weight of the pendant will keep it. Preventing necklace clasps from moving to the front can be a common issue, especially with longer necklaces or ones that are worn frequently. A brief tiktok video from creator @lorimassengill displays the basic technique, and it couldn't be. The most easy way is to add a charm to or near the. This is because the clasp is likely heavier than the chain itself. Sadly, the only way to keep this from happening is to either duct tape it to your neck, or buy a long enough chain where’s there no clasp, and can slide it over your head (you will usually need. Watch how you can avoid the. To prevent this from happening, look for a necklace that has a counterweight on the clasp, or add one yourself. A common issue with pendant necklaces is when the chain moves and the clasp suddenly sits in the front. Hate having the clasp slip to the front of your necklace?

Hate having the clasp slip to the front of your necklace? Watch how you can avoid the. Preventing necklace clasps from moving to the front can be a common issue, especially with longer necklaces or ones that are worn frequently. If you attach the pendant to the chain of the necklace, so that the chain (and thus the clasp) can't rotate without the pendant moving with it, the weight of the pendant will keep it. It works like garment tape. This is because the clasp is likely heavier than the chain itself. A common issue with pendant necklaces is when the chain moves and the clasp suddenly sits in the front. A brief tiktok video from creator @lorimassengill displays the basic technique, and it couldn't be. To prevent this from happening, look for a necklace that has a counterweight on the clasp, or add one yourself. The most easy way is to add a charm to or near the.

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How To Keep Your Necklace Clasp In The Back It works like garment tape. Watch how you can avoid the. A brief tiktok video from creator @lorimassengill displays the basic technique, and it couldn't be. A common issue with pendant necklaces is when the chain moves and the clasp suddenly sits in the front. Sadly, the only way to keep this from happening is to either duct tape it to your neck, or buy a long enough chain where’s there no clasp, and can slide it over your head (you will usually need. The most easy way is to add a charm to or near the. If you're eager to get your necklaces to sit and stay, this tiktok hack is for you. Preventing necklace clasps from moving to the front can be a common issue, especially with longer necklaces or ones that are worn frequently. It works like garment tape. To prevent this from happening, look for a necklace that has a counterweight on the clasp, or add one yourself. This is because the clasp is likely heavier than the chain itself. Hate having the clasp slip to the front of your necklace? If you attach the pendant to the chain of the necklace, so that the chain (and thus the clasp) can't rotate without the pendant moving with it, the weight of the pendant will keep it.