Kitsch Satin Sleep Scrunchies 5pc Set

Soft, good looking satin scrunchies for loose styles, with a weaker hold than elastics.

We bought 6-Piece Hair Scrunchies / Bobbles / Bands / Holders Set. It's no longer documented anywhere, so this page reviews the closest well-covered match. The original is an unbranded scrunchie multipack, and Kitsch's satin set is a widely sold branded multipack with published materials and care notes.

The short version

Buy it if
  • People who tie hair up loosely for sleep or lounging
  • Anyone who prefers a soft fabric tie to a bare elastic
  • People who like to wear a hair tie on the wrist
Skip it if
  • You need a tight hold for running or the gym
  • You wear half up styles often
  • You have very thick hair and want one tie to do the job

What owners like

  • Very soft feel
  • Comfortable to wear on the wrist
  • Stylish enough to leave on show

Common complaints

  • Needs several twists for a secure hold, so it can feel bulky
  • Too large for half up styles
  • Can feel lumpy when lying on it, despite the sleep name
  • May not hold thick hair alone

Based on Kitsch's product page, the Oz Hair and Beauty retailer listing, and a hands on hair tie roundup from Reviewed..

Research scores

Does the job 6.5 soft hold that can need several wraps and may not suit thick hair
Quality 7.5 OEKO-TEX certified satin with no metal joint
Ease of use 8.0 simple tie that also sits comfortably on the wrist
Value 7.5 low price for a five pack from a known brand

Scored from the maker's specs and what owners report. Drew's own notes and photos will refine these.

Ownership

Times bought1
Price range$

Drew's hands-on notes for this product are on the way. Long-term updates will be added to this timeline.

What it does

A five pack of soft satin scrunchies meant for ponytails and loose buns, reviewed here in place of the unbranded six piece scrunchie set it closely matches.

  • Satin cover that Kitsch says will not crimp or rough up hair overnight
  • Kitsch says the satin is meant to cut down on breakage, frizz and creases
  • Fabric covered band with no metal joint
  • Doubles as a wrist band between uses
  • Sold in several colorways and smaller petite versions

A good fit for anyone who wants a soft fabric tie instead of a plain elastic, especially for loose styles. The trade-off is hold: one tester needed several wraps to keep hair secure, and the care notes suggest two scrunchies for thick or long hair.

How it compares

Lululemon Skinny Scrunchie 6 packBetter if you want a slimmer tie that holds through workouts$$
Goody Ouchless No Metal ElasticsBetter if you want a firm all day hold and do not mind a tighter feel$
Kitsch Spiral Hair CoilsBetter if you want a coil style tie from the same brand$

Specs

Count
5 scrunchies
Material
90% satin polyester, 10% rubber per a retailer listing
Certification
OEKO-TEX certified satin per Kitsch
Colors
Assorted black, blush and leopard print
Size
One size
Pack weight
1.5 oz (43 g) per Kitsch

Worth knowing

  • Care notes advise avoiding use on wet hair.
  • Care notes advise a loose style without tight tension on the scalp, and removing the scrunchie in the morning.

Questions

Are Kitsch satin scrunchies good for sleeping?

Kitsch designs them for sleep and says the satin will not crimp hair. One tester found them uncomfortable to rest a head on, so a low, loose style works best.

What are Kitsch satin scrunchies made of?

A retailer lists 90% satin polyester and 10% rubber. Kitsch says the satin is OEKO-TEX certified.

Do Kitsch scrunchies work on thick hair?

The care notes suggest using two scrunchies for thick or long hair.

Can you use satin scrunchies on wet hair?

The care notes advise against it, since wet hair stretches and is easier to damage.

Sources

Researched 2026-10-02. We bought this product; our page is built from the maker's details and what owners report across reviews and forums. We never copy Amazon customer reviews.

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