Spoiler: It wasn’t after a guy named Bob with a flair for hair accessories. Bobby pins got their name from the bob haircut—a ...

“I’m trading a bobby pin up until I get a house,” she said in her first video, which was followed by a trade for cheap earrings, then four margarita glasses, a Bissell vacuum cleaner and so on.

Turns out we've been putting bobby pins in wrong this whole time Credit: Getty - Contributor. That's right, you're actually supposed to push them into your scalp with the wavy side down.

She started off with a humble bobby pin, and traded it in May 2020 for a pair of earrings. Eighteen trades later, she is the owner of a diamond necklace valued at $19,500.

One in 10 people aren't able to find the bobby pin hidden within this mind-boggling brain teaser. Only eagle-eyed puzzlers are able to spot it within 96 seconds.

It began with a bobby pin. In May 2020, Demi Skipper offered up a lone hair accessory for trade on Craigslist. Eventually, the trades got bigger, from a small diamond necklace to a car. It was all ...

She secured the $80,000 two-bedroom house after 18 months of trades that started with a lone bobby pin. “This feels so surreal,” Skipper, 30, said in a Dec. 12 TikTok video.

She started with a single bobby pin that cost on average around 19c in Australia when purchased as part of a larger pack. These contain between 80 – 100 pins and cost between $4.50 – $5 in ...