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    Hi I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations for a silk cap, sadly the one I own won't stay on my head when I'm sleeping so I'm looking for a new one.
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    Hi there,

    I’ve got a silk one that’s elasticated behind the head from ear to ear, but not elasticated over the forehead. Had it over 2 years now, have replaced the elastic twice, still going strong.

    It was a bit of a learning curve to get the thing to stay on my head as I roll over a lot in the night. I learnt also to wear my hair in a loose bun secured with a small fork (placed vertically) then my hair is less likely to push the cap off.

    Good luck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tinyponies View Post
    Hi there,

    I’ve got a silk one that’s elasticated behind the head from ear to ear, but not elasticated over the forehead. Had it over 2 years now, have replaced the elastic twice, still going strong.

    It was a bit of a learning curve to get the thing to stay on my head as I roll over a lot in the night. I learnt also to wear my hair in a loose bun secured with a small fork (placed vertically) then my hair is less likely to push the cap off.

    Good luck!
    Thanks for the reply
    I'll try putting my hair up in a bun see if it helps, at the moment I usually have it braided underneath and wake up during the night and my caps gone missing! I'll keep trying hopefully it will stay on lol

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    Default Re: Silk bed hat

    weirdly also I think it’s possible to develop a kind of awareness of it/how you move at night that helps to keep it in too, but it might be worth trying a different cap if you get stuck.

    What kind is yours by the way?

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    Default Re: Silk bed hat

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Women-Sil....m46890.l49286
    This is the one I use hopefully I've linked it correctly. I have been looking at one that looks more like a beanie hat I'm hoping that might stay on better.

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    Good plan! This is mine (in pink lol):
    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Emmet-100...kAAOSwJe9gAkEG

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    Default Re: Silk bed hat

    Are you aware of an exact one of these that is available to ship in the US? Not only is it great price wise but the style of it is so cute. Looks like less of a granny vibe which I love haha!

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    Default Re: Silk bed hat

    I actually looked at those as well. Seriously thinking of buying a new one.

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    I would consider a silk cap IF they made them for small head sizes! I can only find adult ones (60cm is way too big!) or ones for babies (too chuffin small)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Feral_ View Post
    I would consider a silk cap IF they made them for small head sizes! I can only find adult ones (60cm is way too big!) or ones for babies (too chuffin small)
    I've seen child-sized ones occasionally on Etsy (though usually a bit more expensive than the eBay ones linked, being totally handmade).
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