Washing your silk pillowcase in the washing machine can be done, though it’s best not to make it a regular practice. To start ...

When silk pillowcases initially became popular, thanks to brands like Slip, paying almost $100 for a single pillowcase was fairly normal. This was because of the material: mulberry silk ...

Using a silk pillowcase can help avoid this. “The natural material is less likely to absorb moisture and natural oils from your skin [and hair], helping to keep it hydrated and reducing the ...

As our favorite less-expensive silk pillowcase, the ZimaSilk has been a consistent best seller here at the Strategist for years. Made from 6A mulberry silk (the highest grade available ...

If you’re wondering if you should go with a silk or satin pillowcase, here are a few considerations. Silk is a natural fabric, which makes it more breathable, more durable, more luxurious ...

Given the often steep price tag, you may be wondering, is a silk pillowcase worth it? Kristen Bell says yes. Recently, she has been a devout silk pillowcase user. In an interview about the things ...

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 ...