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For Every Sleeper

Who is a silk pillowcase for?

Whether you sleep hot, have sensitive skin, or simply want better hair — silk works for everyone. Here's who benefits most.

Quality Explained

Why does 22 momme matter?

Momme (mm) is the weight measurement for silk — the higher the number, the thicker, heavier, and more durable the silk. Not all silk pillowcases are equal.

Our pillowcases are 22 momme — the same weight used by luxury brands charging £80–£110. The difference is we don't charge for the brand name.

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Why shop with us?

Does sleeping on a silk pillowcase really make a difference?

Yes — and most people notice it from the very first morning. The key difference is friction. Cotton is a rough, absorbent fabric that drags on your hair and skin all night. Silk has a naturally smooth surface that lets your hair and skin glide freely, which means less frizz, fewer sleep creases, and better moisture retention. It also regulates temperature, so you sleep cooler. The benefits are cumulative — the longer you use it, the more noticeable the difference.

Silk pillowcase vs cotton — which is better?

For hair and skin, silk wins clearly. Cotton is highly absorbent, drawing moisture from both your skin and hair overnight, and its rough texture creates friction that causes frizz, tangles, and sleep creases. Silk does the opposite — it retains moisture, reduces friction, and regulates temperature. Cotton is cheaper and more durable for everyday bedding, but for a pillowcase — the one piece of bedding in direct contact with your face and hair for 8 hours — For a detailed look, read our full comparison of silk vs cotton pillowcases.

Will a silk pillowcase help with hot flushes and night sweats?

Silk is one of the best fabrics for hot flushes and night sweats. Unlike synthetic materials, natural Mulberry silk is naturally temperature-regulating — it absorbs warmth away from your head while remaining dry to the touch. It keeps you cool when you're warm and warm when you're cool. Many customers going through the menopause find it makes a significant difference to their comfort and sleep quality.

Are silk pillowcases good for eczema and sensitive skin?

Yes. 100% Mulberry silk is naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites, mould, and other common allergens — all of which can aggravate eczema and sensitive skin. Unlike cotton, silk doesn't absorb moisture from your skin, so it won't dry out or irritate it overnight. Many dermatologists recommend it for people with eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, or any kind of skin sensitivity.

Can a silk pillowcase reduce wrinkles?

Silk won't reverse existing wrinkles, but it can help prevent sleep-induced ones. Cotton pillowcases crease and pull the skin as you move in the night, creating those deep lines you wake up with. Over time, repeated friction can contribute to fine lines. Silk's smooth surface lets your skin move freely without creasing or tugging. It also keeps your skincare products — serums and night creams — on your face rather than absorbing them into the fabric.

Will a silk pillowcase help with frizzy or curly hair?

Yes — this is one of the most immediate and noticeable benefits. Cotton roughens the hair cuticle as you move in your sleep, causing frizz, tangles, and breakage. Silk's smooth surface lets hair glide without resistance, so you wake up with calmer, less tangled hair. It's especially effective for curly, coily, colour-treated, or fine hair that's prone to damage — many customers say it's the single biggest change they've made to their hair care routine.

Can a silk pillowcase help with hair loss and breakage?

It can help reduce breakage caused by friction, yes. Every time you move on a cotton pillowcase, the rough fibres snag and stress your hair. Over time this causes split ends, breakage, and can worsen thinning. Silk eliminates that nightly friction entirely. It won't address hair loss caused by medical conditions, but for mechanical breakage — the kind caused by friction and rough handling — it makes a real difference.

Are silk pillowcases worth the money?

For most people, yes. A quality 22 momme Mulberry silk pillowcase is in direct contact with your face and hair for around 2,500 hours a year. The cumulative effect on hair condition, skin moisture, and sleep comfort is genuine. Our pillowcases start from £32.95 — less than a single hair treatment or skincare product — and with proper care will last several years. We also offer a 90-night money-back guarantee, so there's no risk in trying. If you want to understand why Mulberry silk costs more than other fabrics and why that price is justified, we explain it in full.

What should I look for when buying a silk pillowcase?

Look for four things: 100% Mulberry silk — not a blend, not satin, not polyester. 22 momme weight — the ideal balance of softness and durability. Grade A silk — the highest classification, indicating long-strand fibres and minimal impurities. OEKO-TEX certification — independently tested to confirm it's free from harmful substances. Our pillowcases meet all four criteria.