Elevate your everyday hair routine with our 100% Mulberry Silk Scrunchie in Coastal Mint. Designed to be both beautiful and gentle, the smooth silk fabric glides over your hair to help reduce breakage, minimise frizz, and prevent harsh creases while keeping your hair comfortably in place.
The soft Coastal Mint shade is inspired by fresh ocean tones, adding a calming, elegant pop of colour that pairs effortlessly with everyday outfits or special occasions.
Each scrunchie is carefully handmade using premium mulberry silk for a luxurious feel, lasting comfort, and reliable hold.
Features
• 100% premium mulberry silk
• Gentle on hair – helps reduce breakage and frizz
• Helps prevent hair creases and pulling
• Soft, lightweight, and comfortable for all-day wear
• Fresh Coastal Mint colour inspired by ocean tones
• Handmade with care
Whilst the utmost care is taken to ensure fabrics remain the same colour as the images shown, as each item is handmade and fabrics can vary slightly between dye batches, small differences in colour or tone may occur. This is a natural part of handcrafted products.
Our scrunchies are made from 100% Mulberry Silk with a 19 Momme weight, chosen for its perfect balance of softness, durability, and everyday comfort.
Momme (mm) measures the weight and density of silk. At 19 Momme, the fabric is smooth, strong, and lightweight — making it ideal for hair accessories that need to be gentle while still maintaining their shape.
Mulberry silk is known for its exceptionally smooth and uniform fibres, created from silkworms fed exclusively on mulberry leaves. This produces silk that feels soft, luxurious, and kinder to your hair than traditional hair ties.
Why Silk?
• Helps reduce hair breakage and friction
• Helps minimise frizz and pulling
• Helps prevent harsh creases in hair
• Soft and gentle on all hair types
• Lightweight, smooth, and comfortable for daily wear
Our silk scrunchies combine quality materials with thoughtful craftsmanship to create a beautiful accessory designed to care for your hair.
