Because it's naturally absorbent, cotton might soak up your moisturiser and leave your skin feeling drier in the morning. It ...

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Even if you have one of the best pillows, your pillowcase can lead to frizz and wrinkles. “This friction on your face can lead to sleep lines, which over time, with repeated pressure, can ...

Personally, my head will not rest on a pillowcase unless it’s covered in silk. By now, upgrading to the lustrous, naturally hypoallergenic material is pretty mainstream — even your bald uncle ...

A silk pillowcase is more breathable and helps lock in skin’s moisture whereas satin does not absorb as it absorbs a little moisture. Silk and Satin both have benefits such as silk hydrates and ...

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This seemingly inconspicuous cloth is having a moment and it’s not just because it’s a pretty face. Silk pillowcases boast benefits of taming bed hair, reducing skin irritation and even ...