The Silk Hair Towel

Action. A two-layer towel will allow you to carefully care for fragile wet curls and not injure them. The first layer fits tightly to wet hair, absorbs moisture evenly (3 times better than a terry towel!), but does not dry out the hair structure. The second silk layer, in turn, glides easily over the first, preventing the appearance of split ends and the effect of disheveled, tousled hair, like after sleeping. The soft and mirror-smooth texture of silk creates less friction, polishes the hair and improves its condition – hair scales do not cling to the material, but, on the contrary, are smoothed out. The natural shine is enhanced. The hair is not electrified or tangled.

Lightweight. A lightweight silk towel is practically invisible on your head, does not pull your hair back or weaken the hair follicles while you wear it. The towel itself weighs no more than 250 grams.

Thermoregulation. Natural silk has excellent thermoregulation. Bacteria and dust mites do not develop in it, so the hair in the towel is dried without creases at the required temperature level. The scalp feels comfortable after drying the hair. Hair in a silk towel retains the necessary moisture, remains soft and manageable.

Application. A natural silk towel is suitable for hair of any length. It can be used in several ways – blot the strands along the entire length or dry your hair, tying a towel like a turban on one side and in 10-15 min tying the turban with another side of the Towel. To achieve the best results, we recommend using a silk towel after each shampoo.

Moisturizing. The chemical composition of Mulberry silk is unique, 1.5% fat and wax, 1% ash and mineral salt, and 97.5% consists of proteins such as fibroin (75%) and Sericin (22.5%), including 18 amino acids that retain moisture in your skin and hair.
Fare safety. Natural silk does not undergo combustion: when a spark hits a silk product, it begins to smolder, spreading the smell of burnt feathers and then goes out completely, that is, it does not support the fire on its own.