Scalp Micropigmentation: Why Cotton Ruins Your Pigment Dots
Protect my scalp pigment →The Cotton Trap on a Zone That Touches the Pillow All Night
Scalp micropigmentation recreates the look of a buzzed hairline using thousands of tiny pigment dots — and unlike brows or lips, the scalp lies flat against the pillow for hours every night. Cotton's rough weave drags across these fresh dots with every turn, blurring their edges, while its absorbency pulls pigment out before it locks in.
The Anti-Friction Solution: 22 Momme Silk
Mulberry silk's smooth, non-absorbent surface lets your scalp rest and shift on the pillow without dragging on a single dot. The result: crisp, dense pigment that reads as real hair follicles instead of a blurry shadow.
| Pillowcase Type | Pigment Absorption | Impact on Healing |
|---|---|---|
| Cotton & Linen | High (blurs the dots) | Drags on dots, patchy density |
| Silk with Embroidery | Zero | Drags on dots (friction) |
| Pure Silkhouse Silk | Zero (pigment preserved) | Crisp, dense dots |

An Investment in a Dense, Natural-Looking Result
After investing in professional scalp micropigmentation, sleeping on cotton risks patchy density right where your head rests every night. The Oeko-Tex certified Silkhouse silk pillowcase protects the pigment through the critical healing window, for a dense, natural hairline that lasts.