GETTING READY, COVERED
The Beauty Cover
Made for wet hair drips, styling products, makup and getting dressed.

WET HAIR DRIPS
Wet hair. Dry clothes.
Satin outside is gentle on wet hair. Absorbent cotton inside helps catch drips. Button it at the neck, drape it over your shoulders, and get dressed while your hair air-dries.

CURL ROUTINES
Made for wet styling
Wash day is wet by design. The Beauty Cover stays in place while you detangle, define, layer product, and let your curls set. It helps catch wet hair drips and product runoff without wrapping up your curls.

MAKEUP TRANSFER
Get dressed first
Flip the Beauty Cover so the back panel faces forward. It gives your outfit clean, unbroken coverage while you apply makeup, finish skincare, or touch up before leaving.
Made for the way you actually get ready
Keeps wet hair off skin
Keeps products off clothes
Back pocket catches drips
Helps reduce makeup transfer

MAKE IT PERSONAL
A useful gift, made personal.
Add a name, initials, or a special date to make the Beauty Cover hers. A useful gift for wet hair drips, getting ready, and the routines she reaches for every day.
Why Women Love Monii
Vivian Roach
I wish I had a Monii years ago. I can finally get dressed and multitask without my long wet hair dripping everywhere.
Lauren Gassel
As a makeup artist I always lose track of what brushes I’m using, now I can keep them all in one place in the pockets of my Monii.
Tatiana K
I never have time to blow dry my hair before getting my kids off to school. Lately I’ve been throwing on my Monii and I’m out the door.

For the bride
Protects the dress from makeup, hairspray, wet hair drips, and last-minute touch-ups. Made for the wedding morning and useful long after.

MEET THE FOUNDER
The Monii Story
Wet hair dripped on Mona’s back and soaked through her clothes while her hair air-dried. She looked for something made for that moment and could not find it, so she designed the Beauty Cover: satin outside, absorbent cotton inside, with pockets for the tools she used while getting ready.






