Pillow cover for a refreshing look

Spring sleep is so sweet that you hardly notice the dawn.

Spring is so comfortable that it's easy to end up oversleeping.

It's so cold in winter that I can't get out of bed, and I don't think I'll be able to get out in spring either.

 

There are 24 hours in a day, and if you sleep for 8 hours, that's one -third of your day .
In other words, it is said that sleep takes up one - third of our life.

For this reason, it is said that it is important to be able to move around easily and get a good night's sleep, and many people spend money on mattresses and pillows.
Sleep is for recovery, but it would be nice if your hair became beautiful just by sleeping.

 

Some people have said that since switching to silk pillowcases, they "feel like they look prettier" or "the hairdresser told me I look prettier than before."

 

The raw material for silk from silkworms is the cocoon. Silk, being an organic matter, is of course made of protein.

We are also organic matter, and our hair is made of the same proteins.
The idea is that just by sleeping on a silk pillowcase, you are "imprinting nutrients into your hair."

Of course, our skin also contains proteins, so when silk comes into contact with the skin, it has a positive effect on the skin.

 

Silk is made from cocoons. In fact, at a pop-up store, they were handing out cocoons that can actually be used on the skin.

If you massage your face with the cocoon ball, your skin will really become shiny.
(Those who have tried it will understand!)

There are many face wash brushes on the market, and I've tried them all, but I'm convinced that nothing beats Mayudama. (Really!)

 

When we say 100% Silk , we mean that the fibers are made from the silk cocoons themselves, so you can understand that it is just as good for your hair.

It's hard to notice when you're awake, but your hair is in contact with some kind of fiber for almost the entire eight hours you're asleep. Therefore, anything that reduces friction is good for your hair.

 

Rather than adding something to your routine, try changing up something you normally use and you might be surprised.

Azusa