krøllbøyles
Krøllbøyles are a type of hair accessory originating from Scandinavia, specifically associated with Norwegian and Danish traditions. The term translates roughly to "curl clips" or "hair curlers." Historically, krøllbøyles were used to set hair into waves or curls. They were often made from pliable materials like fabric, rubber, or sometimes thin pieces of wood or bone. Women would wrap sections of damp hair around the krøllbøyle and secure it, leaving it in place for a period to dry. Once removed, the hair would retain a curled or waved shape.
The design of krøllbøyles varied. Some were simple rods that hair was wrapped around, while others incorporated