A Wink Silk Publication
The Beautiful Return
The way a thing is made is the measure of the people who made it.
With hair extensions, keep ties below the attachment points; placement matters more than fabric. Silk then reduces snagging on the extra volume,...
A silk scrunchie reduces friction breakage at the tie point. It doesn't stop breakage from tension, heat, chemical processing, or tying in...
A silk scrunchie doesn't treat, stop or reverse hair loss. Traction alopecia comes from sustained tension, and stress shedding is a separate...
Silk scrunchies have a smoother surface than polyester satin, but any scrunchie beats a bare elastic, and tension and placement matter more...
The healthiest way to tie your hair is loosely, in a slightly different spot each day, and gently while it's wet. Erin...
There's no single best pillowcase for chemo. Choose one that feels comfortable on a tender scalp, fits the washing routine your care...
A bonnet covers all of your hair while it stays on. A silk pillowcase only touches the hair resting on it, but...
A silk pillowcase helps dry hair in two ways: it absorbs less of your natural oils and leave-in conditioner than cotton, and...
Silk has less friction than cotton, so lash extensions drag less against it. It can't stop the pressure of side sleeping, fix...
Straight hair isn't immune to overnight friction; it just hides the damage better. Here's what happens to straight hair on cotton, what...
A silk pillowcase gives braids a smoother, lower-friction surface than cotton overnight, and that is the whole claim. Erin Wise explains how...
A silk pillowcase gives wavy hair a smoother, lower-friction surface than cotton, and that is the whole claim. Erin Wise explains what...