Put it on last, once your hair is dry and your skincare has settled.

Gather your hair loosely into the bonnet, so nothing pulls or creases while you sleep.

Adjust the velcro band until it sits close but never tight. It should hold through the night without leaving a mark by morning.

Then do nothing. This is The Reset Moment, the hand-off between your day and your night.

Layer it: wear alone to protect a fresh blow-out, or follow The Slow Glow and let the satin hold in everything your evening gave your skin and hair.

FAQ

What does a satin night bonnet do?
It keeps your hair from rubbing against cotton through the night, where friction is what leaves you with frizz, breakage and a flattened morning. Satin lets your hair move instead of catch, so you wake closer to how you went to sleep.

Will it stay on all night?
Yes. The adjustable velcro band lets you set it to your own head, so it holds through the night without slipping off or working loose, even if you move in your sleep.

Who is The Blue Night Bonnet for?
For anyone who has woken up to frizz after a good hair day, or spent the morning undoing what the pillow did. If you protect your skin at night, this is the same thinking for your hair.

Is satin better than cotton for sleeping?
Cotton draws moisture out of your hair and skin while you sleep. Satin does the opposite, letting both hold the moisture the night is meant to restore. That is the whole reason this exists.

Does it leave marks or feel tight?
No. The band adjusts to sit close without pressing, so it stays put without digging in, and you wake without a line across your forehead.

How do I care for it?
Hand wash cold, air dry. Treated gently, premium satin keeps its glide and its colour for far longer than it has any right to.