If we take into account the fact that we spend an average of six and a half hours on sleep every day, it is worth carefully monitoring its quality and helping the body to recover as much as possible in this short period of time. After all, there is a direct link between the condition of the face skin and the quality of bed linen!
NO HEAIR BREAKING
The smooth and pleasant-to-touch surface of the pillowcase made of natural silk polishes your hair, protects it from tangling and even minimises the appearance of split ends.
ANTI-AGEING
When in a constant contact with face skin (even hypersensitive!), silk slows down the ageing of the skin and gives it a well-cared appearance facilitating the production of collagen.
Sleep on a silk pillowcase by Silk Lovers is extremely pleasant and comfortable because the natural material quickly adapts to the optimal body temperature, prevents your head from overheating and sweating.
AGAINST INSOMNIA
The silk pillowcase has a positive effect in the fight against insomnia, too sensitive and restless sleep, and the antimicrobial properties of silk make the pillowcase a must-have accessory protecting from skin diseases.
Unlike pillowcases made of natural cotton with coarser fibres that crumple into folds and emphasise the skin pattern, silk without synthetic impurities slows down the appearance of wrinkles due to minimal friction of the skin with a smooth surface.
THE BETTER YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR PILLOWCASE, THE BETTER IT CARES ABOUT YOU.
You will hardly notice the above effects if you forget to change the pillowcase on time. Within a week the pillowcases, including the silk ones, accumulate sebum from hair and face, dust, residues of skin care products which mixing with bacteria often cause skin irritation, allergies and acne. Dermatologists recommend changing the pillowcase once a week and for people with sensitive skin and allergies to house dust — every three to four days. Also do not go to bed with wet hair because in this case the skin suffers from a damp mixture of dust and fabric fibres.
We recommend hand wash silk pillowcases at a temperature not higher than 86°F using a small amount of delicate liquid detergent and iron the inner side slightly damp at temperatures up to 230°F.
ALWAYS use a ph-neutral liquid detergent and / or fabric softener. Silk is a natural fibre and washing in too acid or alkaline solutions can cause the silk to “harden”. Do not use bleach.