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The bonnet size depends on how long your hair is and not the size of your head. A medium bonnet has more room for more hair than a small bonnet.
If your hair is shoulder-length or shorter, we recommend the small bonnet.
If your hair is shoulder-length to tailbone length, we recommend the medium bonnet so there's more space to wrap your hair.
The model in the pictures has near-tailbone-length hair and is wearing a medium-sized bonnet.
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"Since using Olki Beauty's satin bonnet, my hair has never looked better! I wake up with minimal frizz, and my curls stay defined longer. It's a game-changer!" - Pam J.
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Preserve the Beauty of Your Satin Accessories
Preparation: Before using your satin bonnet for the first time, give it a wash. This helps to remove any residual shipping processes and prepares the fabric for optimal performance.
Washing: While hand washing is often recommended for delicate items like satin, your satin bonnet can also be washed in a machine. Use cold water and place the item in a laundry bag to protect it. Select the delicate cycle on your washing machine to minimize potential damage.
Color Care: To maintain the vibrant hues of your satin bonnet, wash it with similar colors. This helps to prevent color bleeding or staining.
Drying: While air drying is a great way to preserve the smooth texture of satin, you can also use a dryer on a delicate setting. Just make sure to remove the bonnet from the dryer promptly to prevent wrinkles.
Ironing: If needed, you can lightly iron your satin bonnet on a cool setting. Alternatively, a steamer can be used to remove any wrinkles or creases. Be cautious not to apply excessive heat to the fabric, as it may cause damage.
By following these care instructions, you can extend the lifespan of your satin accessories and keep them looking their best for years to come.
