Nightly · ProtectKitsch
Reviewers report less frizz after the first night, including on curly and textured hair. Unlike cotton, satin does not absorb oil from hair overnight.
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A pillowcase in a satin weave. Worth knowing before buying: satin is a weave, not a fibre — this is polyester finished to feel like silk, not silk. What it shares with silk is the part that matters overnight, a low-friction surface that does not drag on hair the way cotton does, and a fibre that does not wick oil and product out of hair while you sleep.
How to use it: Use it nightly and wash it as often as you would any pillowcase.
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