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Everything You Need to Know About Silk
Yes, and it's not just marketing. Cotton creates friction on your skin while you sleep, gradually accentuating wrinkles. Silk, with its ultra-smooth surface, eliminates this friction and allows your skin to relax freely, without creases or marks upon waking. Visible results from the first few weeks.
Absolutely. Every night your hair rubs against your pillow, damaging the cuticles and causing breakage. Silk is similar to the keratin in your hair and glides frictionlessly. You'll wake up with smoother, shinier, and much less tangled hair.
Silk is naturally hypoallergenic and antibacterial. Unlike cotton, which traps impurities and bacteria, silk is woven in such a way as not to let them penetrate. It is particularly recommended for sensitive, reactive, or redness-prone skin.
Satin is a synthetic imitation with none of the properties of silk. Cotton absorbs moisture from your skin and skincare products. Grade 6A mulberry silk is the only material that simultaneously hydrates, protects, and treats your hair and skin, night after night.
This is one of silk's greatest advantages. It is hydrophobic: it doesn't absorb moisture or your skincare products. Your serum, cream, or hair oil stay on your skin and hair all night long, exactly where they need to work.