Silk Hair Turban for Wet Hair – Fast Drying Mulberry Silk & Microfiber Head Towel - MOLODO Blue

Yes, our turban is the largest available, making it perfect for all hair types — including long, voluminous, and porous hair.

MOLODO Silk Turban dimensions:
Length up to 70 cm, width at the deepest part — 27 cm.

Our turban has two sides, and both serve essential functions. The microfiber side absorbs excess moisture evenly, while the silk side smoothes the ends, minimizes tangling of wet hair, and enhances natural shine.

Yes, you can absolutely sleep in it. The silk protects hair from friction and tangling overnight and helps reduce frizz. For best results, wear it with the silk side facing your hair.

A great alternative to the turban is our double-sided silk night cap. It protects your hair from damage while you sleep. The silky, delicate structure keeps the cuticle sealed and helps avoid creasing and friction. Just tie a loose ponytail or braid before bed and slip on your cap.

There are several reasons directly tied to quality and production ethics.

We don’t use Chinese silk. Instead, our silk products are locally produced in Ukraine, at our own zero-waste facility — 100% sustainable, free from synthetic additives, toxic dyes, and chemical treatments.

MOLODO silk is significantly stronger and more durable, ensuring it lasts for years. Our BlueSoft™ microfiber never loses its softness.

To preserve your turban’s look and feel, we highly recommend our organic silk wash shampoo — Silky Way:

• Sulfate-free
• Paraben-free
• Natural
• Hypoallergenic

Silky Way Organic Silk Wash was created specifically for silk care — safe for delicate fabrics and even baby clothes.

Because 100% silk is structurally similar to human hair, regular detergents can damage it — stripping the shine and breaking down the smooth texture.

You can machine-wash MOLODO silk on a delicate cycle, but hand-washing is always preferred. First, fully dissolve your detergent in cool water (max 30°C) before submerging the turban.

After washing, we recommend a vinegar rinse to restore the silk’s shine — 5 tablespoons of 9% vinegar per 10 liters of cold water.

Important! Never use hot water — it breaks down the softness of the silk. Avoid washing and drying silk items of different colors together.

Yes, there’s a chance. If you use dark or vibrant dyes, we recommend choosing a turban in a darker shade to avoid visible staining.

Absolutely — our turban is designed to accommodate any hair type and length. It’s spacious and voluminous enough to fully protect long hair.

MOLODO Silk Turban dimensions:
Length up to 70 cm, width at the deepest part — 27 cm.

Yes! The silk side dries very quickly thanks to its breathability. The microfiber side also dries fast — its star-shaped fibers quickly absorb and evaporate moisture.

Of course. Consistent haircare should be part of your routine wherever you are. The turban is lightweight, compact, and fits easily into any small bag. You can also get our MOLODO tote to carry all your silk essentials.

Need help choosing the right color or learning more? Visit the MOLODO Store and start transforming your haircare today.

1. Minimal friction

A silk turban has a smooth texture that ensures gentle contact with the hair, reducing the risk of damage. Unlike towels, which create aggressive friction that can harm the hair cuticle, leading to breakage, tangles, and split ends.

2. Moisture retention

Cotton and other materials absorb moisture from the hair, which can cause dryness and strip natural oils. Silk, on the other hand, doesn’t soak up excess moisture — it helps retain it within the hair, keeping it hydrated and naturally shiny.

3. Frizz reduction

Silk turbans help reduce frizz thanks to the fabric’s anti-static properties, making hair smoother and more polished. In contrast, towels can generate static electricity, which causes unwanted frizz.

4. Prevents tangling

Freshly washed hair is especially prone to tangling. A silk turban keeps the hair in place without creating unnecessary tension or damage, making detangling much easier.

5. Hypoallergenic

Silk is a natural material with hypoallergenic properties. Thanks to the protein sericin, it repels dust and allergens, making it an excellent choice for sensitive or allergy-prone skin.

6. Supports scalp health

A silk turban doesn’t encourage the growth of bacteria or fungi the way towels can. Regular towels absorb lots of moisture, and when it stays trapped against the scalp, it creates a breeding ground for irritation and infection. Silk works differently — it absorbs only what’s necessary, allowing the scalp to stay healthy, protected, and hydrated.

7. Aesthetic and comfort

On top of all the functional benefits, the MOLODO silk turban is incredibly stylish — making you more likely to use it regularly and take it with you everywhere.

If you have:

• hair loss
• split ends that serums, masks, and oils don't fully fix
• frizz, when your hair becomes too fluffy and soft
• curly, unruly hair
• dry, brittle, dull hair
• fine hair that needs gentle and eco-friendly care
• tired hair that hasn’t grown in years

Important! A silk turban shouldn’t only be used after hair problems appear. It’s worth making it part of your self-care routine before damage occurs. It’s a safe, preventive approach to keeping your hair youthful and beautiful.

1. After washing your hair, put on the microfiber side of the turban for 1–2 minutes to absorb excess moisture.

We recommend wearing the turban with the button at the back for better fixation and a more aesthetic look.

2. Then, switch to the silk side facing your hair for 7–15 minutes. During this time, the silk will help your hair stay smooth, shiny, and healthy.

Important! If your hair is badly damaged, we recommend using only the silk side.

First, a regular towel becomes heavy after soaking up moisture from your hair. This extra weight can pull on the hair, potentially causing breakage or loosening hair follicles.

Second, regular towels have a bulky, fuzzy texture. This is exactly what causes bad odors, dullness, and bacterial growth within the fabric. Even after washing and drying, the smell and bacteria can’t be fully eliminated.