A Wink Silk Publication
The Beautiful Return
The way a thing is made is the measure of the people who made it.
A silk pillowcase doesn't make hair grow faster. Growth happens at the follicle. What a smoother surface can do is reduce friction...
A silk pillowcase won't fix a sleep problem, but it can make your pillow more comfortable: smooth, breathable, and cool to the...
Many pillowcases labeled silk are polyester satin. Five practical tests help you check: the fiber and specification check, the thread burn test,...
Wash a silk pillowcase in cold water with a small amount of pH-neutral detergent, on a delicate cycle inside a mesh bag...
Silk pillowcases can be good for skin in one specific way: a smooth surface rubs and creases your face less than cotton....
Instead of naming a winner, this guide gives you a five-point test for any silk pillowcase meant for both hair and skin:...
Over months, a silk pillowcase supports hair health in one way: less overnight friction, so fewer strands snap and ends last longer....
Silk is a natural protein fiber spun by silkworms. Satin is a weave, and most satin pillowcases are polyester. Here is how...
A silk pillowcase is worth it if friction is your problem: hair breakage, frizz, morning tangles or sleep creases. If your hair...
Silk gives hair and skin a smoother, lower friction surface and absorbs less of your skincare. Cotton costs less and survives any...
A silk pillowcase helps hair in one specific way: it lowers the friction your hair takes overnight, which can mean less breakage,...