Your hair, protected. Regardless of how you sleep. A silk hair bonnet is more consistent than a pillowcase alone because it keeps your hair protected no matter which way you move during the night. It's particularly effective for protecting blowouts (a bonnet can extend a blowout by several days), braids and protective styles, and natural hair that dries out easily overnight. The & moon bonnet is 100% mulberry silk — the same material as our pillowcases. One size fits most. Product details: Fabric: 100% mulberry silk Size: One size fits most Care: Hand wash cold, air dry Want the full set? The Silk Haircare Set includes this bonnet plus a silk pillowcase and scrunchie — $74.99 AUD. FAQ — Silk Hair Bonnet Australia What does a silk hair bonnet do? A silk hair bonnet protects your hair from friction while you sleep. Unlike a cotton pillowcase, which creates friction that causes frizz and breakage, a silk bonnet keeps hair smooth and contained regardless of sleep position. It's particularly effective for curly, coily, bleached, or heat-styled hair. Is a silk hair bonnet better than a silk pillowcase? They work differently. A silk pillowcase protects hair when you sleep on your back or side. A silk bonnet protects hair regardless of sleep position — better for people who move a lot during sleep, or who want to protect blowouts, braids, or natural styles. Many people use both. The Silk Haircare Set includes a bonnet, pillowcase, and scrunchie for $74.99. Does a silk hair bonnet work for all hair types? Yes — straight, wavy, curly, coily, and natural hair all benefit from reduced friction overnight. It's especially effective for colour-treated or heat-damaged hair, which is more vulnerable to mechanical damage. Does the bonnet stay on through the night? Yes — the elasticated edge holds through movement without being tight enough to leave a mark. Most people find it stays on reliably throughout the night. Can a silk bonnet extend a blowout? Yes. Wrapping a blowout in a silk bonnet before sleep significantly reduces frizz and flattening. Most people find it extends a blowout by 2–3 days compared to sleeping on a cotton pillowcase.