From a beauty and health perspective
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Well, this time I will be taking a closer look at the silk pillowcases I mentioned last time.
What kind of silk pillowcases do you use?
There are many different silk pillowcases on the market, but my number one recommendation is the satin pillowcase with the look of "THE Silk."
When I turn over
- My cheeks touch the pillow, so it's better for my skin if it's not rough.
- This causes friction and puts a strain on the hair.
In that case, a satin pillowcase would be best because it has a smooth surface and low friction.
Both skin and hair are made up of proteins, and skin in particular contains proteins that are almost identical to those found in silk!
So it's not bad for your skin or hair.
In addition, silk absorbs moisture such as sweat while you sleep and keeps a certain amount of moisture, so it releases only the amount it absorbs, making it the optimal humidity! So it doesn't get stuffy! It's also very breathable.
Even if you sweat a lot while sleeping in the summer, silk's moisture absorption and release properties keep you comfortable! In winter, it traps heat between the fibers, so you feel warm.
Prove your excellence here!
So, non-silk synthetic polyester and nylon pillowcases generate static electricity.
So, it's not good for your hair, and it attracts dust and accumulates ( it feels like a synthetic fiber, doesn't it?) What do you think about hygiene???
Needless to say, dust can have a negative effect on the respiratory system and cause skin problems.
Silk has the ability to suppress the growth of bacteria, so you don't have to worry about mold or mildew!
As I mentioned at the beginning, pillows come into direct contact with your skin and hair! For those who want to keep them clean, silk pillowcases are highly recommended.
My favorite satin silk pillowcases are especially shiny and look great, plus they feel amazing against your skin!
Silk pillowcases are full of good things!
Is there any reason not to change it to this?
Silk is the best! Love Silk
Silk maniac
R