Microfiber Hair Turban, Nude | Set of 2 | Salon-Selected

The Microfiber Hair Turban That Dries Faster Without the Frizz -- Salon-Selected

The Microfiber Hair Turban in nude is the swap I recommend to almost every client who still rubs their hair dry with a heavy terry towel. A standard bath towel has coarse loops that rough up the cuticle and snag wet, fragile strands, which is exactly how you end up with frizz and breakage before you have even styled.

This turban is made from a fine, plush microfiber that absorbs water quickly while gliding over the hair instead of catching it. You twist your hair into the wrap and secure it with the button loop, so it stays put hands-free while you finish getting ready -- no balancing a towel turban that slides off every time you bend over. The soft nude tone is neutral and keeps well in any bathroom.

It is lightweight enough to be comfortable on the head and works across hair types, including curly hair where it doubles as a gentle plopping wrap to encourage definition while it dries.

Each order includes a set of two, so you can keep one in the wash and one ready to go, or share with someone in the house.

Material: Microfiber | Includes: Set of 2 turbans | Closure: Button-and-loop | Color: Nude

How to Use a Microfiber Hair Turban

After washing -- our Rice Water Shampoo and Conditioner Bar Set is a gentle wash-day pairing -- flip your hair forward, lay the turban at the nape, twist the length into the pocket, and loop it closed. Leave it on for 10 to 20 minutes to absorb excess water, then unwrap and style. Once your hair is dry, smooth the hairline and any flyaways with the Hair Finishing Stick for a polished finish, and explore more wash-day and styling pieces in our full hair collection.

Microfiber Hair Turban -- FAQ

Is a microfiber turban better than a regular towel for hair?
Yes. Microfiber has a much finer surface than terry cloth, so it absorbs water quickly while gliding over the cuticle instead of roughing it up, which means less frizz and less breakage on wet, vulnerable hair.

Does it work for curly hair?
It does. Many curly-haired clients use it as a lightweight plopping wrap to soak up water while encouraging curl definition as the hair dries.

How long should I leave it on?
About 10 to 20 minutes is enough to pull out the excess water. Leaving it much longer is unnecessary and can over-dry some hair types.

How many turbans come in a set?
This listing includes a set of two, so you always have a clean one ready while the other is in the wash.