Black Onyx Satin Bonnet

1. Prep your hair first: Bonnets protect the style you give them — lightly moisturize ends or refresh your style before tying down. For braids, twists, or silk presses, make sure hair is fully dry first.
2. Gather, don't smash: Loosely pile hair toward the crown of your head (pineapple curls, wrap straight styles, or let braids hang naturally) and pull the bonnet on from front to back.
3. Tuck every strand: Edges, ends, and stray pieces all go inside — anything left out is unprotected and prone to frizz and breakage overnight.
4. Check the fit: Snug enough to stay on while you sleep, never tight enough to leave a line on your forehead or stress your edges. If it's leaving a mark, loosen up.
5. Wear it nightly: Satin reduces the friction that cotton pillowcases create, locking in moisture and keeping styles fresh for days longer.

Pro Tip: Hand wash your bonnet every 1–2 weeks with gentle shampoo and air dry — a clean bonnet means the oils and product buildup from your hair aren't rubbing back in every night.

A few placement thoughts:

1. Paste the identical copy into every bonnet SKU — all the adult colorways, the smalls, the Kids bonnets, the Da Brat bandana. Identical content across variants is fine; nobody's comparing bonnet tabs.
2. If you want, I can write a kids-specific variant for the Kaleidoscope Kids bonnets — same steps but parent-directed ("make it part of the bedtime routine," getting little ones to keep it on all night, etc.). Two minutes if you want it.
3. The Unikorn Rainbow and the Da Brat Bandana bonnets are giftable/collectible enough that the generic copy works fine there too — no special handling needed.

Also worth noting: bonnets don't really need Shipping/Returns changes — the default template copy already covers them since they have no special policies. So this How To Use paste is the only touch those products need.