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Silk can also ensure your hairstyle lasts longer. According to Nichola Sott, founder of SilkUp, “the natural properties and anti-static qualities in silk can extend the life of a blow-dry by two days, reducing the need to restyle in the morning and therefore avoiding any additional heat damage.” Impressive, huh? If that wasn't enough, silk hair ties will help minimize the kinks that are left in your strands when you take your hair out of a ponytail. Oh, and unlike those silk pillowcases and bonnets, silk ties and scrunchies can be worn all day long.

Dry: Leave them to air dry, as they will smell damp if you put them away, they might also stain. They shouldn’t go on a machine as the material is quite delicate and you know those are the type of things to disappear in a washer drier. We've also found silk pyjamas, silk pillowcases, silk bedding, silk face masks and silk hair wraps.Silk scrunchies are hair kryptonite, and the benefits of wearing silk scrunchies are extensive. Let’s start with the frizz. Silk is naturally smooth and soft in texture, which prevents frizziness and reduces thinning, while preventing knotting, breakages and split ends. Elastic hair ties, on the other hand, can cause a lot of tension on the hair which can lead to splits and breakage down the hair shaft in the long run. Momme (mm): Momme is the fabric weight of silk and measures how much silk is used in the fabric. The higher the momme, the more silk is used — and the more it'll cost. In our silk fabric tests, better quality silks are 22 momme or higher, but are pricier. Read More: The Blissy 9-Piece Scrunchie Set: Your New Obsession What to Look for When Shopping for the Best Silk Scrunchies Rubenstein isn’t the only fan of velvet scrunchies, though. Celebrity hairstylist Sarah Potempa, the mastermind behind The Beachwaver, is too. “I love a good velvet scrunchie in the winter,” she says. “The deep colors combined with the feel of the fabric create a nice tight ponytail that looks chic.” However, you can’t look at size alone, as the material used matters, too. Oversized chiffon scrunchies can be worn by all hair types without weighing the ponytail down, as chiffon is an airy fabric, while jumbo-sized velvet options are likely too heavy, unless your hair is dense or curly.

The best scrunchie fabric choice will depend on personal preference and the type of hair you have,” Davis says. When it comes to taking care of your hair, it's not just about what you do during the day, but also how you protect it at night. Regular hair ties or ponytail holders can cause breakage, tangling, and even creases in your hair while you sleep. However, skinny silk hair ties can help these issues. The smooth surface of 100% mulberry silk helps to reduce friction and prevent hair from getting caught or pulled while you toss and turn in your sleep. With skinny silk hair ties, you can wake up with healthier, smoother, and more beautiful hair. Silky scrunchies won’t cause creases within hair, which can help prolong blowouts or styled strands, and they’[re easy to sleep in. When Potempa wants to extend a hairstyle, she “creates a loose twist or braid and secures it with a silky oversized scrunchie overnight.” Satin and silk scrunchies are beloved for their lightweight feel that doesn’t cause creasing. They’re easy for all hair types to wear.

Reason #6: A Skinny Silk Hair Tie Holds Hair Securely

Smooth, silky materials, like satin and silk, have been trending throughout the haircare game from pillowcases, heatless curlers, and — yes — scrunchies,” says Potempa. “This is because silkier materials don’t grab the hair like other fabrics, like cotton, do. Your hair is able to glide over silky fabrics with significantly less pulling and ripping than other fabrics.” Wash: Use a coin-sized amount of hair shampoo and gently rub the silk scrunchie with your hand and rinse under cold or lukewarm water. Scrunchies tend to be better to keep hair healthy. While both scrunchies and classic hair ties are made with elastic, scrunchies are safer because the elastic band — the element that tugs hair, which can lead to breakage — is wrapped in fabric, which prevents the elastic from pulling. Jersey and cotton scrunchies are light and quite stretchy, making them especially comfortable to wear, no matter your hair type.

Read More: How Important is a Silk Scrunchie for Sleeping and Hair Health? Reason #6: A Skinny Silk Hair Tie Holds Hair Securely Silk scrunchies, like silk pillowcases, are thought to be the most gentle on strands. According to hairstylist Angelo David, owner of his eponymous salon, silk scrunchies reign supreme for their texture and versatility. Some other amazing benefits of using scrunchies over a standard hair elastic is that the extra fabric helps allow you to secure your hair without twisting the scrunchie too tightly,” says Potempa. “This can help prevent soreness, headaches, and hair loss over regular use.” They’ve helped people and it feels fun and exciting to play with them again,” said Siobhan Quinlan, attributing feelings of nostalgia, fun, and even hair health benefits for scrunchies resurgence. Quinlan, the creative director at Art + Autonomy Salon, says she personally has a ton of scrunchies and wears one every night while she sleeps to prevent dents in her hair. Elastic ties are convenient for throwing your hair up into a ponytail and out of the way, but they can create friction and tug on your strands, especially when they’re removed. This can lead to fragile strands, damaged hair and increased frizz. Silk scrunchies, on the other hand, are soft and smooth to reduce friction on hair. Hair stylist and cosmetologist Becca Mutchler says silk scrunchies are less likely to cause damage because the fabric easily glides over hair, which can also help minimize frizz. Besides helping you reap the benefits of silk, these luxurious scrunchies are a more stylish alternative to standard hair ties and can elevate your look.Additionally, Potempa says the scrunchies are less likely to crease your hair, so you can throw your hair up without fear of how it will look when you let it down in a few hours.