A natural pillow
As dust mites can be one of the triggers for eczema, pillows filled with natural materials like cotton, silk or wool are often a better choice as they are less likely to become breeding grounds for dust mites.
Wool
So does the same apply to the pillowcase? Yes and no. Wool is best avoided, as many people find their skin flares up when wool is next to the skin. (Who ever heard of a wool pillowcase, anyway?)
Cotton
Cotton is one of the better options, as it’s a natural and breathable fabric.
The downside, however, is that cotton is not the smoothest surface for irritable skin.
Satin
Ideally, you want a natural fabric with a super sleek surface. This excludes man-made satin, as it’s not a natural fabric. So what else is there?
Silk
Silk, of course! Silk is entirely natural, very breathable and ultra resistant to bacteria, mould and even dust mites.
It is therefore an ideal choice for anyone with eczema on their face, ears, neck or shoulders. Its the best natural anti-alergy pillowcase you can buy.