In reality, the secret is that there are several. Besides, one of these secrets is less obvious than all the others and it is about sleep. No, I am not talking about a full night or going to bed at 10 p.m., although rest is also a beauty secret. Here I am talking about what you rest your head on for 8 hours a day, almost 3000 hours a year and a third of your life, I am talking about your pillowcase.

So that's why we're here, to help you choose the perfect pillowcase for your hair health.

Additionally, you will need a silk satin pillowcase in particular.

PLEASE NOTE: Satin is not a material but a weaving technique.

First of all, silk is a very smooth material that does not damage the hair. Your hair slides on this fabric and therefore does not get caught, which avoids unpleasant frizz.

A fabric as smooth as this will also allow you to keep your blow-dry or other hairstyle in good condition, not unpleasant when you've been to the hairdresser and don't want to damage your new hairstyle.

Unlike cotton, hair won't cling to silk, which will prevent your hair from getting tangled and getting big knots that are painful to undo in the morning.

Fewer knots means less time in the morning and less pain in your daily life when brushing your hair. You can even forget to brush your hair, no one will notice.

And of course, having a silk satin pillow radically reduces hair loss and also the risk of damaging your hair, including hair breakage and split ends.

Also, thanks to its composition, silk absorbs very little of the moisturizing products that you put on your hair, whereas with a cotton pillowcase your hair will be dry, tangled and static because cotton absorbs a lot.

Finally, the amino acids* contained in silk will nourish your hair and make it more supple, soft and shinier in just a few days without the need to add moisturizing products.

* Amino acids are single molecules which, when combined in a specific order, will form proteins which will provide nutrition to the skin, hair and nails.

Depending on the number of momme, the product will be more resistant, thick and qualitative then depending on the product, it will need more or less momme. For a pillowcase it will be necessary to count between 19 and 25 momme, lower than that the pillowcase will no longer be considered as “quality” and will therefore not have good durability.

And then, it is not negligible to remember that silk is the most resistant fabric and therefore switching to a silk pillowcase is a long-term investment, unless you do not treat it well of course. Similarly, it is almost wrinkle-free, because yes silk wrinkles but very little and it even tends to unwrinkle itself, a big advantage if you do not like ironing your sheets.