Mulberry silk pillowcase

The thickness of silk is measured in momme. A density of 19 or more is ideal for silk pillowcases.

Choose long fibers for more softness.

Search for 6A grade silk with a density of 19 mommes or more and convenient closures.

Choose a silk without harmful products.

Silk reduces friction, maintains hydration, regulates temperature, and is antibacterial.

Choose bedding without chemicals oeko tex standard 100.

"It's a beauty ally for taking care of long hair."

An anti-aging beauty secret that helps maintain soft skin in the long term.

To maintain a silk pillowcase, follow these tips:

1. Hand or machine wash. Wash your silk pillowcase in the machine using a delicate cycle and a mesh bag.
2. Water temperature: Use cold or lukewarm water to avoid shrinking or damaging the silk.
3. Drying: Do not wring the silk. Blot excess water with a towel and let it air dry away from direct sunlight.
4. Ironing: If necessary, iron your silk pillowcase on a low temperature. Place a cloth between the iron and the silk to avoid burning the fabric.
5. Storage: Store the silk pillowcase in a dry, cool place. Preferably out of direct light.

A silk pillowcase is made from natural fibers. It is ideal for the skin and hair, but requires delicate care and is more expensive.

A satin pillowcase, often made of polyester, mimics the softness and shine of silk.

"It is more affordable and easier to maintain, but it can retain more heat."