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 ...

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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 ...

I do try not to put my silk pillowcase in the dryer (I’ve done it before and it makes it less silky), but when it’s properly cared for, I’d say it’s well worth the money. If you like the ...

The best silk pillowcases are billed as helping to improve your skin and hair, while also making for a luxurious addition to your bedding. Silk is less absorbent than cotton – and won’t wick ...

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 ...

From reducing frizzy hair to helping combat skin concerns, or just making you feel a bit fancy, adding a silk pillowcase (or two) is a simple way to elevate your night-time beauty routine. Beyond its ...

Learn more! You’ve probably heard that sleeping on a silk pillowcase is the beauty hack that keeps giving. It helps protect your hair from breakage, prevents fine lines, and keeps your skin ...