Silk pillowcase diy

DIY Satin Pillowcase - for smoother hair and skin! Make one yourself with this free tutorial from Crafty Staci

Does sleeping on a silk pillowcase REALLY benefit your skin and hair? I tried one for 2 weeks and here are the results I've seen. Plus, a simple DIY to...

Learn to make a silk pillowcase with this DIY satin pillowcase tutorial including video sewing instructions and silk fabric sources

This is part 2 of my “sewing gifts” series. Today I’m focusing on gifts for women that intermediate sewists can make (and beginners who want a challenge). Go to part 1 for beginner-friendly projects. Like part 1, this post is about sewing gifts for your mom, girlfriends, and sisters.

If you wonder if silk pillowcases are better for your hair than satin, the answer is YES! The best sleeping hair care solution that I have ever found was switching to silk pillowcases. One example: Silk pillowcases are cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter...Satin pillowcases just get hot and make you sweat; which is also horrible for your skin.

It’s no wonder silk has always been the choice of royalty. Sleeping on natural silk can smooth the complexion and put an end to bedhead. But there’s no reason to trot down to your local luxury boutique to pick up a fancy cosmetic pillow when it’s so easy to make your own using the gorgeous silk of your choice and at a fraction of the cost. Here’s a step-by-step guide.

More and more people are swapping out their regular cotton pillowcase for a silk one. But while sleeping on silk is great for your hair, skin and sleep, not all silk pillowcases are created equal. Here are 5 things you should consider when buying a silk pillowcase.

When you’re looking for silk pillowcases to buy, mulberry offers the finest quality. But there's more that you should be looking for than just "mulberry silk" on the tag.

Silk pillowcases are relatively expensive, and thankfully, there are many alternatives you can go for to improve the quality of your sleep without spending as much money.