It’s a luxurious experience to sleep on superior silk pillowcases. You will get both beauty and health benefits thanks to this remarkable fabric's low friction surface, in addition to the posh look and feel. However, not all silk pillowcases are created equal. In the face of much hype and competing claims, it's critical to know what to look for in order to get the most out of silk fabric. We gathered six important secrets that will help you find the perfect one.

1. Silk type: Only buy silk pillowcases manufactured from 100 percent pure Mulberry silk for utmost enjoyment and to ensure that you'll reap all of the wonderful advantages associated with silk's natural characteristics. On closer scrutiny, some so-called silk products on the market are actually constructed of a silk-blend. This means Mulberry silk has been blended with another material to create a fabric that is soft to the touch but lacks the properties that make silk so desirable in the first place, such as natural hydration, temperature regulation, and antimicrobial properties. Mulberry silk is the highest quality silk available in our store. Mulberry threads are so robust that they can last longer than steel. This will result in the most opulent, smooth, and durable silk pillowcase possible. It will be friction-free, which will reduce static build-up over the night. Visit us and save yourself from wrong quality brands.

2. Both sided: When comparing silk pillowcases, be sure that the pillowcases you're looking at are silk on both sides. Some of the less expensive choices will simply have silk on top and another fabric on the bottom, resulting in a significant reduction in silk. A double-sided silk pillowcase allows you to use it for longer periods of time between washes, resulting in less wear on the silk fibers.

3. Examine the Silk Grade: The silk grading system can be used to determine the quality of a product before purchasing it. The more expensive the product is, the higher the grade. Be wary of low-cost high-grade silk items, as it's likely that the product may be misrepresented. The A, B, and C grading system is used, with A being the highest grade.

4. Weight of Silk: The weight of silk is measured in momme rather than thread counts, as it is with cotton. This is a measurement of the fabric's weight. The higher the momme, the tighter the weaving and the more dense the silk. The factory can modify the momme count during silk production to make the product heavier or denser. The momme value of most pillowcases will be between 15 and 30, with anything over 22 considered high ends.

5. Color: Yes, we may all get carried away by attractive colors and buy products primarily on aesthetics rather than functionality, but consider which color of silk pillowcases is ideal for you. If you shower at night and get into bed without using any hair products, you can choose from a wide range of colors, including those uncompromising whites or light colors. If, on the other hand, you only wash your hair every few days and use a lot of hair product, you'll probably want to go with a deeper, more concealing shade.

6. Price: While it is true that a bigger price tag does not always imply a better product, you should only go for a lower-cost option if it does not compromise on quality. Pure, high momme silk is an extravagant, natural, and expensive material, so if a silk pillowcase appears to be too good to be true, it probably is. Check to be sure it's not an inferior silk blend or solely silk on one side. To be safe, visit our online store for guaranteed quality silk pillow cases with good prices.

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